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“Dive into the sea Students learn about several of thought, and different career paths find there pearls

beyond price.” BY KEVIN FLANDERS NEWS STAFF WRITER Moses Ibn Ezra SPENCER — Knox Trail Junior High School students got firsthand insights last week into what it’s like Editor’s to work in several fields, as the school held its inaugural Career Day. Office Hours The April 17 event included a hand- Kevin Flanders photo ful of individuals with different back- Mondays 12-5 Quaboag Regional Middle High School’s drama department grounds and occupations, each with performed “High School Musical” last weekend. Wednesdays 1-5 intriguing stories to share about their Fridays 1-5 respective industries. For the first ever program, school officials were thrilled by the results and hope to bring Career Day back next year. Song and dance “It couldn’t have gone better. The INSIDE speakers were great with the kids, and everyone learned a lot from having Obituaries...... B2 them come,” said Casey Suter, a guid- Our Towns...... B4 ance counselor intern at Knox Trail Quaboag goes all out for Calendar...... B5 who helped organize the event. igh chool usical Career Day featured several rota- ‘H S M ’ Classroom Corner...... A tions of students to different class- performance Viewpoint...... A8-9 rooms, allowing them to hear from Police Logs...... A all of the speakers. After about 10 minutes of presentation time for each Sports...... A BY KEVIN FLANDERS the kids have a say in what Kevin Flanders photo block, the students moved on to the NEWS STAFF WRITER next room. Students were particularly we perform, so I threw it LOCAL Speaker Patrick George shares his work excited to hear from speaker Patrick WARREN — Quaboag out to the students and experiences in the entertainment industry Regional Middle High a large majority of them with students during last Friday’s Career School was transformed wanted to do ‘High School Day at Knox Trail Junior High School. Please Read CAREER PATHS, page A13 last weekend into East Musical.’ The kids have High School, as the drama been working extremely department presented hard to make this produc- “Disney’s High School tion great,” said Joinville, Musical.” who has served as music AN EVENING WITH THE ARTS Led by first-time direc- director of several shows tor of the annual show, at QRHS, including James Joinville — who “Grease,” “Anything is also the school’s band Goes,” “Once Upon A and chorus director — the Mattress,” “Wizard of performance featured 40 Oz,” and “Leader of the students on stage and 15 Pack.” others working behind Joinville and his staff the scenes in the stage were impressed by the Church to host crew. Several students commitment and pas- spring fair and staff members played sion the kids showed for an integral role in the pro- their work. From the Page A3 duction by assisting with lead actors and actress- such tasks as costume es to understudies tak- design, makeup, sound ing on roles they never and lights, ticket collec- imagined they would LOCAL Kevin Flanders photo tion, and painting. In have to embrace, every- LEICESTER — At the 17th annual Leicester Evening with the Arts pro- order to perform the show one worked hard to put gram last Wednesday night, April 15, another big crowd supported students three times in a weekend, together a great rendition from each of the district’s schools. Pictured, Alex Fournier, 5, of Leicester, is everyone had to be on the of the 2006 Disney musi- psyched about artwork he made in his kindergarten class. For the full story same page. cal film. and more photos, turn to page A9! “I thought it would be a great idea this year to let Please Read PLAY, page A15 Practice makes perfect

Technical Rescue Team

A day at the races hosts regional drill

Page A4 BY OLIVIA RICHMAN Rescue Teams from NEWS STAFF WRITER each of the 15 commu- CHARLTON — nities practice rescues SPORTS Massachusetts Fire often, it’s not as com- District 7’s Technical mon for every single Rescue Team had a community to work daylong drill at the together. There were 48 Millennium Power team members on site Plant where the spe- on Tuesday, April 14. cialized unit practiced The large-scale res- rescues during high cue was made possible angle, confined space in part by Homeland and trench emergen- Security, which gave cies while the plant was District 7 $299,835 in still running. The goal grants towards train- Rebounding was to be as authentic ing and equipment. Spartans win to as possible, complete Included in that total spoil Leicester’s with 170-pound dum- is $38,574 to run the Olivia Richman photos mies. “When working in a confined space, one thing to watch out for is making sure everyone has season opener While Technical Please Read DRILL, page A13 air,” said Auburn Fire Chief Stephen Coleman. Page A10

Opinion Get Your Library offers residents a chance to peek at the stars Point Across BY KEVIN FLANDERS President of Aldrich cal tube. The moon and ry of Susan Root — the “I was honored,” Root Page A8-9 NEWS STAFF WRITER Astronomical Society, deep sky objects can be late wife of John Root, said of the dedication SPENCER — An Inc. outreach program, seen with far better clar- who runs Aldrich’s state- to his wife, who died in increasingly popular presented at the library ity through the StarBlast wide library telescope 2009. “Bob was a great Police Logs astronomy program Thursday, April 9, intro- than a standard tele- program. The Roots were guy. We were very good has made its way to the ducing guests to the scope, and library offi- close friends of former friends.” Page Ax Richard Sugden Library, library’s new StarBlast cials are excited to offer Lincoln Stamp & Coin Thanks to Ephraim’s offering residents a telescope and its many it to patrons 18 and older owner Robert Ephraim, donation, library patrons chance not only to learn capabilities. The tele- with a valid library card. of Spencer, who dedicat- will enjoy a brand new about what resides in the scope was designed to be The telescope was ed the donation of the experience that has res- night sky, but to see it for extremely convenient to donated to the library by telescope to Susan Root idents eager for a clear themselves. use, featuring a wooden Lincoln Stamp & Coin, not long before his death Jim Zebrowski, the base and a large opti- of Worcester, in memo- last July at age 62. Please Read ASTRONOMY, page A15 2 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, April 24, 2015 QHS names England, Stone, Community Service awards

WEST BROOKFIELD — On worked at several area cemeter- Braintree. She served in the Sunday, April 26, at 12 noon, the ies, including West Brookfield’s U.S. Marines in World War II, Quaboag Historical Society is Indian cemetery. is a mother, grandmother, poet, pleased to announce the chosen The J. Irving and Jane painter, writer and has held recipients of awards to be pre- England award will be present- several elective and appoint- sented to outstanding citizens ed to Chrystine Paquette, West ive positions in her town; she of the Quaboag area at the soci- Brookfield. was the first female selectman. ety’s annual luncheon. The Lucy Stone Award will be Known for her leadership in the On that occasion, the recipi- given to Stephanie Benoit, New community, she picketed the ents will be recognized by the Braintree. dump to prevent Worcester’s society and by friends, family A special Outstanding Service waste being deposited there, and neighbors for their volun- award will be given, posthu- designed the famous “striped tary contributions to the better- mously, to Madaline Arn, North cow” logo when New Braintree ment of life in their community Brookfield. fought the proposed location of and beyond. According to society pres- a prison there, spearheaded and The luncheon will be held on ident Amy Dugas, nomina- researched placement of the Sunday, April 26, at Salem Cross tions of residents from within war memorial at town hall. She Inn, West Brookfield. Cocktails the Quaboag area are sought wrote and directed plays for the at noon, luncheon to follow at each year, naming persons who Grange, designed the town flag, 12:30 p.m., awards ceremony at have contributed in a meaning- taught art classes at her home, 1:45 p.m., followed by an enter- ful way to their communities and is known for her dedica- taining presentation by Minxie and have, in the words of Lucy tion to God, family, country and and Jim Fannin of New England Stone, “made the world better.” community. Gravestone Restoration. They Chrystine Paquette, a resident Madalane Arn, who died in will discuss the history, art of West Brookfield, is known as 2014, was equally known for and poetry a caring friend and neighbor, her activism in community, of grave- dedicated to and active within church and school affairs, her stones, the community. She served on never-ending energy and posi- and their the Rice Fountain restoration tive attitude. She was a quilter, work, committee. With her hus- basket maker, wood carver, and devoted to band, Jason, she contributed masterful planner and organiz- restoring to all aspects of the planning er of everything from parades, and pre- and completion of the project. plays and concerts, to festi- serving The couple were responsible vals and fun of all kinds for all these mon- for the considerable masonry ages. She was employed at the uments to work performed to complete the office of the District Attorney, our people memorable and highly success- Worcester. and our ful project. For further information, call collec- Stephanie Benoit at age 90 Ruth Lyon, 508-867-7316. tive past. remains an outstanding and They have contributing resident of New All In-stock Wallpaper $12.50 Double Roll $ 6.50 15’ Borders

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Operations Director “I really liked that I was able to T O SubMI CALENDAR OR OF F Ice Hours: STAFF DireCTORY Jim DiNicola get a grasp on what I wanted to Monday through Friday OUR TOWNS ITEMS: (508) 909-4092 do with my life, and it was nice 8:30am-4:30pm EL-MAI : Staff Writer because I was able to get other peo- [email protected] Managing Editor T AO PL CE A RETAIL AD: Kevin Flanders Advertising Executive Adam Minor ple’s perspectives. Today, I learned June Simakauskas TO SUBMIT A LETTER TO (508) 909-4140 (508) 909-4130 that college and school are a really (508) 909-4062 THE EDITOR OR SOUND OFF: [email protected] [email protected] important step in getting a good job. EL-MAI : [email protected] Advertising Manager And so is hard work.” [email protected] Sports Editor Jean Ashton T O PRint AN OBITUARY: Nick Ethier (508) 909-4104 - Knox Trail Junior High School EL-MAI : T AO PL CE A CLASSIFIED AD: [email protected] student Eli Nelson, commenting on [email protected] º(800) 536-5836 (508) 909-4133 [email protected] Production Manager last week’s Career Day event. SUBSI CR PTION SERVICES: T ASO F X U : Julie Clarke (508) 764-8015 (508) 909-4105 Kerri Peterson Advertising Executive [email protected] (508) 909-4103 une imakauskas [email protected] J S (508) 909-4062 The Spencer New Leader (USPS#024- Stonebridge Press photo policy [email protected] 927) is published weekly by Stonebridge As a community oriented family of newspapers, Stonebridge Press welcomes Press, Inc., 25 Elm St., Southbridge, TheHeartOf photos from readers, business owners, and other outside sources for publi- MA 01550. Periodical Postage paid at cation in any of its titles. Any photos submitted for publication become the Got a news tip, and it’s after 5 p.m. Southbridge, MA 01550. property of Stonebridge Press, and may be displayed in our newspapers, as or a weekend? POSTMASTER: Send address chang- well as on our Web site. They may also be made available for resale, with Call a reporter’s line, or simply dial (800) 367-9898 es to Spencer New Leader, P.O. Box 90, Massachusetts.com any proceeds going to Stonebridge Press and/or the photo re-print vendor. and leave a message. Southbridge, MA 01550 Friday, April 24, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 3 Church to host spring fair

NORTH BROOKFIELD — The Church resources or take care of themselves Lisa Brinkman, with the help of Gary of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is during emergencies. Brigham, will show how the alpaca Accuracy Watch again inviting friends and neighbor to Information booths will be manned fleece can be spun into yarn. come to their Community Spring Fair by knowledgeable local people shar- Children are welcome and can enjoy The Spencer New Leader is committed to to be held at the Church from 12 to 4 ing their wisdom about such things face painting and playing at craft/game accuracy in all its news reports. Although p.m. on Saturday, May 2. as maple tree tapping and sugaring, tables. There is no admission and hot numerous safeguards are in place to ensure The Fair has been so well received in making yogurt at home, canning fruits dogs, drinks, and other refreshments accurate reporting, mistakes can occur. the past two years that it is on its way and vegetables, and long-term food stor- are free for everyone. Confirmed fact errors will be corrected to becoming an annual affair. There age. Still other topics, including self-de- The Fair will take place on the will be a greater, and slightly different fense, CPR/First Aid, massage therapy, grounds and inside the church build- at the top right hand corner of page 3 in a , variety of exhibits this year with over family history and genealogy will be ing, located at 108 New Braintree Road, timely manner. 20 exhibitors sharing their knowledge showcased. (Route 67), 2.2 miles north of the center If you find a mistake, call (508) 909- and talents with fair-goers. Another highlight of the Fair will be of North Brookfield. For more informa- 4140 during normal business hours. During In addition to being interesting the return of the friendly and appealing tion, call Karen Dusty at 508-246-5887. non-business hours, leave a message in and fun, much of the information can alpacas from the Great Rock Alpaca the editor’s voice mailbox. The editor will help families learn to better use their Farm owned by Kate and Jack Lathrip. return your phone call.

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Pinewood Derby brings local Scout troops together

CHARLTON — Scouts from 25 local Cub Scout packs were invited to make the trip to Heritage School in Charlton on Saturday, April 11, for the district level Pinewood Derby run off — featuring the best handmade pinewood derby cars from local youngsters racing for the rights to be called champion. The event acted as an opportunity for the kids to learn about healthy competition as well as improve many other skills, as each troop set up their own activity to teach teamwork, strategy, techniques and other life lessons for the scouts to adapt to life outside of the scouts. The 25 troops stretched as far west as Ware, Warren and Brookfield and east to Sutton, Northbridge and Douglas with 20 packs represented in the races. Pack 106 in Grafton took home the big honors with the Michael S. Hibbard trophy for best overall pack while one of their members took home second place. First place went to a young scout from Pack 105 in Northbridge while third place went to a member of Pack 109 in Millbury.

Jason Bleau photos One of many activities put together by local scouts, this fun and creative game challenged multiple scouts to stay within a space while dodging and ever bouncing tennis ball. It proved to be a test of strategy, timing and technique.

The cars were paired up using precise meth- Some activities were more functional, like this one that introduced ods after each round with local scout leaders This particular car took the design concept to new heights. Not every- young scouts to tools like hammers, nails and other items for con- keeping a watchful eye over them to make one builds an actual garage for their precious racer. struction and building. sure they were not tampered with or harmed leading up to the races.

While there were specifications that all the scouts had to follow when building their cars some of them still embraced their creative sides, like these creations modeled after Batman’s Batmobile and Speed Racer’s Mach 5.

Troop 110 put together one of the most creative activities using only tape and cardboard boxes to make a maze for their fellow scouts to wander through.

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BY OLIVIA RICHMAN NEWS STAFF WRITER SOUTHBRIDGE — Father Misgivings brought the house — well, VFW — down on Saturday, April 18, during the Pawfect Pals’ annual “Pasta & Laughta” Relay For Life fundraiser. The full house seemed to be relating to Dave Kane’s jokes about growing up Catholic, from the differences between Protestants and Catholics to wondering where the money from the collection basket ended up going. As people entered they could take part in a 50/50 raffle, which ended up raising over $340, around $170 going towards the American Cancer Society. There were also many gift baskets being raffled off. The baskets were all made by members of Pawfect Pals and a few were donated form local businesses. Pawfect Pals member and event orga- nizer Lucille Ravenelle had put together the “Pasta & Laughta” event. Like previous years, she teamed up with By the end of the Luminaria Ceremony, almost the entire room was aglow with glow sticks. Hedgehogs Captain Rick Stearns, who Almost every single person had lit one in memory of a friend or relative who had died of did all of the cooking with his wife, cancer. daughter and sister. “I think it’s great,” she said. “We’re all one, big happy family. All of the Lucille Ravenelle with Pawfect Pal’s mascot, money goes towards the same cause. a big mastiff stuffed animal. We’re all here for the same reason — to find a cure.” Echoed Stearns, “We’re really family. We do it all together. There is a competition to see which team can raise the most money, but every dollar does add up and goes to the same cause.” Pawfect Pals members started serving the feast at 6 p.m. After the dinner, Ravenelle went on stage to talk a little bit about her ten years as captain – she stepped down this year – and how

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Dave Kane performed his comedy show as Father Misgivings, a Catholic priest character he made up on a radio show he worked on. Here, he picks on an audience member.

The VFW was packed with guests waiting to feast on some pasta and hear Father Misgivings’ standup.

Father Peter Omoywo from St. Anne’s in Fiskdale said a prayer for cancer patients and their families: “We ask for peace and love for all your people who are so dedicated to continue their mission in a fight for a cure.”

Jackie and Rich Valle. Said Rich: “It’s great! They always do a good job.” Charlene Richard, Sophie and Judy Shute laugh and chat over some pasta. told we are making progress. That’s a well the team has been doing over the good thing.” Olivia Richman can be reached at 508- decade. It was followed by a Luminaria After the Luminaria Ceremony, 909-4132 or by e-mail at olivia@stone- Ceremony with glow sticks. Father Misgivings took to the stage. bridgepress.com. Jane and Dick Laporte and Peter Omwoyo “By the time it’s done all of the glow The crowd couldn’t stop laughing. felt the night was wonderful. sticks will be lit,” she noted. “Everyone Said Ravenelle, “Laughter is the best has been touched by cancer. But we are medicine.” DUMPSTER SERVICES LLC NEWS BRIEFS 508-885-2428 This traditional event a spot. SPENCER — Flea market seeks has been a part of the 20’ x 20’ grassy spac- Absentee ballots for the Trash, Demolition Debris, • Etc. W. Brookfield culture es are available for $30 May 12 Annual Town $99 WEEKLY PICK-UP, $70 BI-WEEKLY, QUARTERLY RATE vendors for over 40 years and each. Call Terry at 508- Election are available draws sellers and shop- 867-4462 for a reserva- at the Town Clerk’s RESIDENTIAL CURBSIDE PICKUP Pick-up Weekly and Bi-Weekly WEST BROOKFIELD pers from far and wide. tion form. Don’t miss it! Office. DUMPSTER CONTAINERS We Offer 15, 20 and 30 Yard Dumpsters — The Annual Flea Antiquers, Growers, Information and Fully Insured, Locally Owned & Operated Market on the Common RELIABLE Flea Folk and others Absentee ballots applications available Please Call For our Money Saving RATES in West Brookfield will just cleaning out their by mail or you may PROMPT be held on Saturday, cellars and attics are available vote in person at the June 20, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., encouraged to reserve Clerk’s Office. and is seeking vendors.

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www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 6 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, April 24, 2015 Making a difference Knox Trail students receive JFK award

BY KEVIN FLANDERS which Canavan and Lachapelle have those efforts going forward. Over the NEWS STAFF WRITER proven right here in Spencer. course of their high school and college SPENCER — Two Knox Trail Junior “President Kennedy believed that careers, even more service opportuni- High School students who always put every person can make a difference ties will unfold for them – a foundation others before themselves were honored and that each of us should try,” said they began constructing early. for their service efforts on April 9 with JFK Presidential Library Director Tom “When I was younger, I found that the John F. Kennedy Make a Difference Putnam. “These students are an inspir- I really liked helping people,” said Award. ing example of JFK’s timeless call to Canavan, who spends about three Brianna Canavan and Ryan service.” hours every Tuesday volunteering at Lachapelle, both eighth grad- For Canavan and Lachapelle, their the Richard Sugden Library in town. ers, received the award at the JFK efforts have been made without seek- “I started volunteering at the library, Presidential Library and Museum in ing praise or recognition. They simply and I still volunteer today. I want to Boston. They were nominated by their want to help others, teachers said, and get involved every chance I get in high teachers in recognition of the impres- they often identify areas of improve- school.” sive volunteer work they have per- Kevin Flanders photo ment and try to find ways to fix prob- For Lachapelle, helping his grandpar- formed in their community, including lems and assist people in need. Both ents inspired him to get involved with hosting dodge ball tournaments, work- Knox Trail Junior High School eighth grad- students received a certificate at the community service. “We like helping ing at the local food pantry, serving din- ers Brianna Canavan and Ryan Lachapelle awards event honoring their commit- out whenever we can. It was pretty cool ner to veterans, participating in Earth received the JFK Make a Difference Award ment to service, and they enjoyed get- to go to Boston – it was great,” he said of Day cleanup efforts, and hosting an earlier this month. ting to travel to Boston for a fun night. the awards event. event to collect donations for Toys for “As soon as we walked in the door The JFK Make a Difference Award Tots. [at the JFK Presidential Library and program is sponsored by the JFK “They are always the first students is given to students who are nominat- Museum], everyone got the sense that Presidential Library and Museum, to offer to volunteer,” said Knox Trail ed by a teacher or principal for out- this is a really big deal. The kids are which is administered by the National teacher Beth Johnson, who, along with standing contributions made to their very proud of themselves for what they Archives and Records Administration. Sharon Parliment, nominated the two school, community, or neighborhood. have accomplished,” Johnson added. For more information about its pro- students. “They are great kids with big The award reflects the core values of The students, both from Spencer, plan grams, visit www.jfklibrary.org. ideas — they want to make the world a JFK and his belief in the power of ser- to continue their service efforts in high better place.” vice, whether it involve a statewide school. They started helping out with Kevin Flanders can be reached at 508- The JFK Make a Difference Award endeavor or a town project. Every little their families and in their communities 909-4140, or by email at kflanders@stone- bit helps to improve the community, at a young age, and they hope to expand bridgepress.com. EDUCATION NOTEBOOK ST. MARY SCHOOL Applications are due back in ONGOING the West Brookfield Cultural the Guidance Department by Lego at the Library, every NORTH BROOKFIELD — Council. April 27. Tuesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Drop The Haston Public Library in • Thursday, April 30, 4-5 p.m. WORCESTER— The follow- in and build with the Library’s North Brookfield announces a Book discussion, “Being Dead,” ing students have been named new Lego collection, provided line-up of special programming by Jim Crace. to the honor roll at St. Mary’s LEICESTER DEMOCRATIC by the Friends of the Library. for the month of April. School for the third quarter of TOWN COMMITTEE Free, open to all ages, no regis- Not sure you like poetry? Step the school year: SCHOLARSHIP tration required. out of your comfort zone and EAST BROOKFIELD Matthew Kelley, of Spencer. Story Time, Wednesdays at join us at the Haston Library on LIBRARY: UPCOMING LEICESTER — The Leicester 10:30 a.m., for ages 3-5. Join us Tuesday, April 28 at 7 p.m. We EVENTS Democratic Town Committee for stories, songs and finger will read and discuss the eight KAITLYN LANGLOIS Scholarship Awards Brunch • Monday, April 27, 6 p.m. MEMORIAL plays. Registration required, poems selected for the 2015 Saturday, April 25. Join us in 508-892-7020. Mass Poetry Common Threads Family Night: Paint Your Own SCHOLARSHIP presenting Former Governor Babies and Blankies, program. Check out the selec- T-Shirt Bring in a washed/clean Michael Dukakis with the John white T-shirt. The Library will SPENCER — The Kaitlyn Thursdays at 10 a.m., for tions at masspoetry.org/com- Binienda Award for dedicated infants to 2 years. Free parent/ monthreads2015 and come to provide the paints, stencils and Langlois Memorial Foundation public service and Congressman decorations! Inc. awards a scholarship in child program geared toward the library on the 28th. James P. McGovern with the infants and toddlers. Programs All are welcome. Call the • The Lunch Bunch Talks Kaitlyn’s memory to a David Democrat of the year award, 10 About Books, Tuesday, April 28, Prouty senior who exempli- include stories, finger plays, library for details 508-867-0208. a.m. to 12 p.m. Hillcrest Country lap songs music and movement. noon-1 p.m. (bring a bag lunch). fies Kaitlyn’s enthusiasm and Club, Leicester, 325 Pleasant We are reading “The Invisible desire to further their educa- Sponsored by the Wachusett Street. Tickets, $25. RSVP: Spencer, Leicester, North & East WEST BROOKFIELD Thread” by Laura Schroff. For tion and improve the lives of Adam Menard, Chairman, questions and sign-up, call us at those around them. Brookfield Coordinated Family LIBRARY: UPCOMING Menardforplanningboard@ & Community Engagement EVENTS the library 508-867-7928. The scholarship committee gmail.com. • March was Donations will review each application Grant. No registration required, runs on the school schedule. • Monday, April 27, 12 and Month at the Library. Friends and grade each one by a point 6:30 p.m.: An informational of the East Brookfield Library system based on the essays, aca- DAVID PROUTY HIGH PROGRAMS public program addressing the held their 3rd Annual Benefit demics, high school activities, SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP possibility of a Proposition 2 Dinner @ EB Flatts Restaurant. and accomplishments. FUND 1/2 override due to school bud- Thank you Scott, Gracie and The scholarship will be • Thursday, May 7, 6-7:30 p.m. Local Author Ed Londergan get needs, & the implications staff at EB Flatts Restaurant awarded on Class Day, with SPENCER — The 42nd to taxpayers. Learn the pros for another successful fundrais- one half of the award disbursed Annual David Prouty High will discuss his new novel, The Long Journey Home, sequel to and cons in order to make an er! The Friends organization upon the presentation of the School Scholarship Fund is informed decision at town elec- helps support library programs first semester billing. The sec- now accepting donations. The Devil’s Elbow, and answer questions about the writing tion, Tuesday, May 5. Brett and museum pass purchases, ond half of the award will be The Spencer-East Brookfield Kustigian, Superintendent of costs not covered by the annual disbursed upon the completion Communities have been and publishing process. Ed will also talk about local history (his the Quaboag Regional School library budget. of the first semester along with extremely generous over the System, will be present. We We would also like to thank evidence of a 2.5 grade point past four decades. We hope that books are set in and around Brookfield), and hold a writing encourage all to intend. everyone who brought PJs into average and enrollment in a you would help out our gradu- • Thursday, April 30, 6:30 p.m. the library to donate to the 8th second semester. ating class again. Please send workshop. Copies of the book will be available for purchase “Basic Wilderness Survival” Annual Boston Bruins/Cradles Applications are available checks to DPHS Scholarship for teens and tweens with to Crayons PJ Drive. We collect- on their website, www.kicks- Fund, 302 Main St., Spencer, and signing. Free, no registration required. Matt Gabriel of Animal World ed 30 sets of PJs during March forkaitlyn.com; or in the David MA 01562. Experience. This program is an and sent them off to the Cradles Prouty High School Guidance extension of last year’s “Hunger to Crayons. Thank you! Leicester Public Library: Department. All seniors HASTON FREE PUBLIC Games” survival programs. are encouraged to apply! Upcoming Events LIBRARY Please register. Sponsored by Weekly Crossword April 24, 2015 Across 1. Guiding light 9. Worked one’s way subtly and gradually 15. Type of swimsuit (hyphenated) Monday, April 27: Triple toasted ham 16. Tom, Dick or Harry SPENCER-EAST and cheese sandwich, tomato soup, 17. Four-wheeled, horse- corn, bean salad. drawn vehicle drivers BROOKFIELD JR./SR. Tuesday, April 28: Fried rice bowl 18. Palace figures with teriyaki nuggets, roll, chocolate 19. “-zoic” things HIGH chip cookie. 20. Greek lager beer Wednesday, April 29: Pasta with 22. “Aladdin” prince BREAKFAST chicken sauce, roll, roasted vegetables, 23. “Baloney!” cheese cup. 24. A little lamb Monday, April 27: Assorted cereal or Thursday, April 30: Swedish meat- 25. Ticket info, maybe bagel with cream cheese or benefit bar 26. Knocked off, in a way balls over egg noodles, carrots. or muffin or yogurt parfait, fruit, juice, Friday, May 1: BBQ Rib on roll, pasta 28. Acute milk. 29. Taste, e.g. salad, broccoli, sweet potato, peanut Tuesday, April 28: Assorted cereal or butter cookie. 30. Grassland scrambled egg meal or benefit bar or 31. Embitters 33. Make quieter (var. muffin, fruit, milk. spelling) Wednesday, April 29: Assorted cereal LEICESTER HIGH 35. “That hurt!” or fruit smoothie (Knox) or French toast 36. Charles ___, Am. sticks or benefit bar or muffin, fruit, Monday, April 27: Chicken fajitas, aviator juice, milk. whole grain tortilla, seasoned brown 39. Churchyard tree in Thursday, April 30: Assorted cereal or rice, bean and corn salsa, strawberry “Romeo and Juliet” bacon/egg/cheese wrap or benefit bar cup. 42. Scalawag or muffin, fruit, juice, milk. Tuesday, April 28: Turkey panini on 43. Unload, as stock 4. Epic poetry 37. Base 47. Shipping weights Friday, May 1: Assorted cereal or 44. Big loser’s nickname? whole-grain bread, tomato soup, potato 5. Anger, e.g. 38. Puts into appropriate 50. Copper bagel with cream cheese or benefit bar, 46. Em, to Dorothy chips, seasoned vegetables, Jell-O or 6. Abound form for publication 51. Cork’s country muffin, fruit, juice, milk. 47. Fastidious petite banana. 7. Glassy thermoplastic 40. Wife of Franklin 52. Bringing up the rear 48. Charlotte-to-Raleigh Wednesday, April 29: Chicken dinner, (2 wds) Roosevelt 54. Coal container LUNCH dir. roasted sweet potatoes, stuffing, peas, 8. Do museum work 41. Sweetly charming 56. Porcino Grades K-8 49. Away cornbread, cranberry sauce, peaches, 9. Part of a train 42. Basket material 50. Appetizer raisins. 10. ___ probandi 45. Made disorderly or 52. “O, gie me the Monday, April 27: Toasted cheese 11. Scandinavian shag soiled Thursday, April 30: Caribbean pork ___ that has acres o’ Sandwich, tomato soup, bean salad, rug sandwich on a whole-grain roll, condi- charms”: Burns pretzels. 12. Glacier debris ments, baked beans, oven fries, mixed 53. ___ McGee and Tuesday, April 28: Fried rice bowl 13. Infinite fruit cup, raisins. Molly with teriyaki nuggets, roll, green beans. 14. Covet 55. Mexican Americans 21. Designating a picto- Wednesday, April 29: Pancakes with 57. Type of roller skates graphic script sausage or bacon/egg/cheese on a bis- 58. Dreary LEICESTER MIDDLE 25. Moon of Saturn cuit, home fries. 59. Operatives 27. Hard, dark brown Thursday, April 30: Turkey bacon 60. Invested with royal SCHOOL wood used for furniture wrap, chicken and rice soup, saltines, authority 28. Slap on carrot sticks with ranch dip. Monday, April 27: Crispy chicken 29. Amniotic ___ Friday, May 1: Fish & chip boat with Down breast, mashed potatoes with gravy, 32. Inlaid furniture dec- 1. ___ Boothe, played roll or pizza, coleslaw, broccoli. sweet potato casserole, whole-grain roll oration Lamar Wyatt on with butter, assorted fresh fruit. 34. “___ to Billie Joe” Nashville LUNCH Tuesday, April 28: Chicken salad with 36. Making quieter (var. 2. Hot, in Vegas (3 wds) Grades 9-12 spelling) Turn To MENU page A18 3. Heir Friday, April 24, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 7 VIEWPOINT Best times to bag a bargain

It’s obvious that some peo- enough to last throughout the of months, with items that are used cars, men’s suits and ple are better shoppers than warm weather season. Take typically offered at a discount coats, shoes, winter clothing, others. But the best bargain Soft Drinks: There’s no better during those times. Thanksgiving food sales, tur- hunters are not necessarily time to stock up on soda than the January: Canned goods, key, feast fixings. Look for day those who have a knack for a around the holidays. Typically Hint white goods (towels, sheets, after Thanksgiving sales, held good deal. It may be that, like six and 12 packs will be on linens), appliances, Christmas to jump start the holiday shop- any good investor, savvy shop- sale during warm weather hol- KAREN items, costume jewelry, indoor ping rush. pers know when to take action. idays like Memorial Day and plants, carpeting, shoes, furni- December: After Christmas Some times of year are bet- 4th of July; while two liter bot- TRAINOR ture, toys, storewide pre-inven- sales on most items. Stock up ter than others to save money tles are often on special during tory sales. on wrapping paper, tape, gift on purchases, and this week’s Thanksgiving and Christmas. tout weekday mornings in February: Presidents’ Day bags, gift sets, ornaments, and column reveals some “insider Baking Products: Baking sup- September as the prime bar- Sales on big ticket items such holiday decor items. secrets” on when to buy what! plies such as flour and sugar, as gain time. They say since the as cars, trucks and furniture. well as cake and bread mixes, next year’s models are in, car Also save on sports equip- *** *** pie crusts, pudding mix, etc. dealers are in a rush to move ment, electronics, housewares, Your tips can win you a great GROCERIES are marked down in time for out the current year’s stock. mens clothing, canned goods. dinner for two at the histor- holiday baking. Look for sales Others say springtime can Valentine Day specials. ic Publick House Historic Inn Everyone has to buy grocer- on these items, from November yield the best price all year, March: Luggage, shoes, in Sturbridge! Simply send ies, but savvy shoppers know through December. since spring is typically a slow coats, shoes, appliances, pre in a hint to be entered into a when to buy and save money Tip: Any time is a good time season for dealerships. And season garden supplies, spring random drawing. One winner all year long! Throughout the to get a deal if your supermar- some penny pinchers swear bulbs. per month will win a fabulous year grocery stores hold sales ket has a “Scan Guarantee” shopping for a car on a rainy April: Paint, wallpaper, three-course dinner for two on specific department or aisle policy. If an item does not scan day can cut the price down home decor, dresses, suits, at the renowned restaurant, items, such as specials on fro- at the advertised price, the con- to size. Still others claim the garden adornments and tools. located on Route 131 across zen foods or soft drinks. Here sumer will receive that item end of any month or the end Sales on Easter holiday foods the town common in histor- are some guidelines: free! of a yearly quarter is best, such as ham, pies, eggs, candy, ic Sturbridge. Because I’m in Dairy: June is National since salespeople are desper- etc. the business of dispensing tips, Dairy Month, so look for excep- *** ate to make quotas. Using all May: Fabrics, outdoor fur- not inventing them (although I tional sales on milk, cheese, GAS this information, it appears the niture, tires and auto accesso- can take credit for some), I’m ice cream and specialty dairy optimum time to drive away ries, electronics, summer sport counting on you readers out foods during June. With gas prices fluctuating with the best price would be a equipment, perfume, pocket- there to share your best helpful Frozen Food: Many super- on a daily basis, getting a buy- rainy weekday morning at the books. Mother’s Day specials. hints! markets celebrate Frozen Food ing edge can be a challenge. end of March or September. June: Air conditioners, out- Month in March with rock bot- Consumer watchdogs offer the door furniture, building mate- Do you have a helpful hint tom prices on a wide variety of following money saving advice: *** rials, flooring, shoes, tools, or handy tip that has worked frozen goods. Time your trip based on wheth- ELECTRONICS Father’s Day sales. for you? Do you have a ques- Canned Goods: February has er prices are rising or falling, July: Clearance summer tion regarding household or been deemed National Canned and purchase gas during the CNET, an electronics review clothing, luggage, furniture, garden matters? If so, why not Foods Month. Canned goods early morning or late evening web site claims you can snap electronics, 4th of July specials. share them with readers of typically go on sale in January on a weekday. up a super bargain on comput- August: Paper goods and Stonebridge Press publications? and February. Since canned The reason is gas stations ers and electronics if you buy other back to school sales, Send questions and/or hints to: foods can be kept for a long typically change their prices just after a new model is intro- swimwear, school clothes, elec- Take the Hint!, c/o Stonebridge period of time, it pays to stock between 10 a.m. and noon. So duced. They say prices will tronic gadgets, bicycles, fans, Press, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, up for the whole year on drasti- it makes sense to buy early in immediately drop on the pre- clearance air conditioners, MA 01550. Or e-mail kdrr@aol. cally reduced items. the morning to take advantage viously best selling model as clearance summer merchan- com. Hints are entered into Snacks: Late August, when of lower prices when gas is on a new one takes its place. The dise, including grills and pool a drawing for a three-course kids are gearing up to go back the rise. If gas prices are com- site also notes prices on com- supplies. dinner for two at the historic to school, is an ideal time to ing down, wait until later in puters are slashed just after the September: Clearance gar- Publick House Inn! For more stockpile snack foods and the day. big technology shows are held, den goods, school supplies, great hints, tune into Take the drink boxes. Lunch box fillers usually in January. hardware, outgoing model Hint! one minute snippet tips are at their lowest prices at *** vehicles, china, fall fashions, aired on NASH Icon 98.9. And this time. CARS AND TRUCKS *** fabrics. for more tips and talk, be sure to Condiments: As cookout sea- HEADS UP ON MONTHLY October: Major appliances, listen to my live hour long show son kicks off in June, the pric- There is much debate on SALES fishing/sports merchandise, Fridays from 9 to 10 a.m., on es of mustard, relish, ketch- when is the best time to snag furniture, clearance fall cloth- WARE 1250. up, barbecue sauce, pickles a bargain on the car lot. Here Want to pocket savings the ing, coats. Check out Columbus and other condiments drop is some advice on timing the whole year long? Here is a list Day sales. in price. Smart shoppers buy best deals: Consumer pundits November: Blankets, The Buffalo Nickel (1913-1938)

ANACS, the third marks were hand punched onto dies obverse of a 1937D 3-legged Buffalo. party coin grad- until quite recently. This was true for ing service out of the entire run of Buffaloes. As a result Contact us! Paul, CAI, GPPA: Grey Centennial Colorado, there are some less valuable, but still Ghost Auctions & Appraisals, 508- has monthly spe- highly collectible OMM’s (Over Mint 943-6570, [email protected]; www. cials. The Coin of the Marks). The most collectible are the greyghostcorp.com; The author conducts Month for April is 1938 D/D and the 1938 D/S. I recently certified coin and antique/collectible the Buffalo, or Indian came across a collection that had two appraisals, on site estate sales, auctions, Head nickel. D/S in outstanding condition. I sent and cleanouts. James E. Fraser’s them both out to Treasures beloved design con- be certified and tinues to be one of both came back as 61st Annual Windham County in Your the most collected MS 65 coins. coin series (next to Pricing for Home the Lincoln cent) in early Buffaloes 4-H Auction & Tag Sale Mint history. How (1913-1918 S) are PAUL JOSEPH beloved is it? The Again, in an effort to save money, Mint generally higher This year at Woodstock Fairgrounds Mint has resurrected staff in Denver took a left over die from in all grades than his design twice…the 1917 and hand punched an 8 over the the later years. Fri. and Sat. May 1st and May 2nd one ounce gold Buffalo and the 5-ounce 7. The coin went into production early However, there Auction Both days preview 5PM, starts 6 PM silver Buffalo. in 1918 with the faulty die. The error is are some later Fraser and his wife, Laura Gardin quite noticeable on better grade coins year low mintage Tag Sale Friday: noon to 6 pm & Sat. 9 am -6 pm Fraser, were an extremely talented by the straight line of the top of the 7 coins that gener- pair of engravers. She was, arguably, clearly showing above the rounded top ate very good pric- Featuring New, Used and Antique Goods, Gift Certificates, the better of the two and she designed loop of the 8. While heavily worn (cir- es. Examples are Live Plants, Silent Auction, Autographed sports posters, numerous medals, tokens, and coins. culated) examples are harder to see, the the 1919D ($12 in Hourly Raffles & Bake Sale Fraser knew that if he used one native error is still visible. G condition), 1921 American as the model for the obverse, A more recent discovery is the 1914/3 S ($45 in G), 1924-S Friday Night: Come see an autographed map of that model’s tribe would “claim” the Philadelphia nickel. That obverse die ($12 in G), 1926 S John Glenn’s second orbit! coin as their own. So he wisely used was produced for the same reason ($15 in G), and the three different models from three dif- and in the same manner as the 1918/7. 1931 S ($12 in G). Saturday Night 2 VIP Red Sox Tickets, June 24 game ferent tribes. However, the upper right corner of the Even 2 digit, 3 (Minimum bid may be required on some items) The coin replaced the Liberty V nick- underlying 3 is fairly difficult to discern digit, and date- el (1883-1912). Originally, the obverse on all coins, regardless of their grades. less Buffaloes are Call 860-974-3379 design had the American bison (“Black Thus, it was quite some time after they worth more than Diamond” from the Bronx Zoo in NYC) were produced before they were discov- face value. The to arrange for a pickup or to schedule a delivery standing on a mound. The date was not ered and confirmed. accompanying Donations may be delivered to the 4-H Camp Horse barns entrance sufficiently depressed below the mound As regular readers will recall, mint picture shows the and the date wore out very quickly. As a result, Fraser and the Mint staff re-designed the obverse, putting the Buffalo on a straight line plain, with the date sufficiently recessed. Thus, for the 1st year of issue we have Type I (on mound) and Type II (on plain) from all three mints (Philly, Denver, and San Professional Directory Francisco). To advertise on this page, call June at 508-909-4062 There are some great, highly collectible error rarities, a few of which have been discovered in the past 20 years. or email [email protected] The most notable error variety is the 1937D three-legged coin. The Mint staff MASSAGE THERAPY ADVERTISING tried to extend the use of the dies by removing the obverse die after it had produced a good number of coins and polishing it. This would remove irreg- Sa m a n t h a’s ularities on the surface. However, they tried this too often with one of the dies Therapeutic Massage used in Denver and ended up polish- Are you ready for ing a shallow section of the die, the Gift Certificates Buffalo’s right front leg, out of exis- the beach? for services tence. Thus final production using this Enjoy the wave-like motion of a die showed only three legs. make Hawaiian Lomi Lomi Massage Other valuable error varieties of the great gifts! Buffalo series include the 1918/7 D coin. 60 Minute $55 • 90 Minute $85 125 Main St., Spencer MA 01562 ~ (508)885-5200 60 Minute $55 90 Minute $85 8 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, April 24, 2015

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25 Elm St., Southbridge, MA 01550 Telephone (800) 367-9898 Opinion and commentary from Spencer, Leicester and the Brookfields Fax (508) 764-8015 www.spencernewleader.com VIEWPOINT Letters to the Editor continued on page 9 Frank G. Chilinski President and Publisher Election Letters Policy How to be an Adam Minor Editor’s Note: With an election sea- All letters must be signed, with a son upon us, Stonebridge Press will place of residence and phone number Managing Editor occasionally publish its guidelines supplied for verification if needed. for submitting election-related letters. Failure to include any of that infor- “environmental” Should you have any questions, do not mation could result in your letter not hesitate to call us at 508-909-4130. being published. ditorial All letters must be free of personal E Believe it or not, we’re coming up attacks and libelous remarks. Letter investor on that time of year — election season. writers are encouraged to remain This week, Candidates in our communities are focused on endorsing a candidate, and Financial we observe gearing up for the annual elections, to refrain from commenting negative- the 45th anni- Focus The power of and just as they are hoping for a ly about opponents. Failure to follow versary of good voter turnout, Stonebridge Press that guideline could result in rejec- Earth Day. wants to hear from you. Who do you tion of a letter to the editor. JEFF BURDICK Since its forgiveness support in your town’s upcoming elec- Letters should not be written as inception in tion? Why? What issue is most import- though to a particular individual (for 1970, Earth ant to you? example: “Your decision was wrong. Day has Our Election Letters Policy is as You should not act in that way.”). inspired millions of people to take She stood there with tears in her eyes, follows: Refer to individuals by name, and Absolutely no anonymous Sound then by “he” or “she” or “they” in action to improve the environment. shaken to the core, filled with nerves, But the lessons of environmentalism grief and sorrow, but she spoke with Offs may be submitted in endorse- subsequent references. ment of any candidate for political For election-related letters only, can also be applied to other areas of conviction. life — such as investing. Specifically, Her son was gone, but she showed true office. Any mention of a political there is a 500-word limit, and all sub- as an investor, you may well want to strength candidate and/or issues he or she missions will be published as space is The in her has addressed, and any election-relat- available. follow the “three R’s”: reduce, reuse state- ed matter, must be done in a signed Any candidates for office will be and recycle. Minor ment. Letter to the Editor. allowed one letter to introduce Let’s see how these environmental All endorsement/election-related themselves and their candidacy. Details “I for- themes can be applied to your invest- give the letters must be received in a timely Candidates will not be allowed to sub- ment habits: enough fashion to allow for publica- mit any other election-related letters. ADAM hands of Reduce — Many of us probably own the peo- tion up until one week before your The editor reserves the right to edit more things than we really need. In MINOR town’s election. While space dictates ple that any and all submissions at his dis- fact, if all the other people on Earth had a how many letters are published in cretion. When possible, attempts will each issue, prompt submission will be made to allow the letter writer to used as much “stuff” as we do in the hand in United States, the planet would need my son’s murder. I pray and hope that increase the likelihood of inclusion. rewrite, but the final decision rests In other words, writers are advised with the editor. to have three to five times more space someday everyone out there will forgive just to hold and sustain everybody, them also.” not to wait until two weeks before an No “Your Turn” columns will be according to the National Institute of Aaron Hernandez, only minutes election to submit a letter. No elec- accepted as candidate endorsements. before, had been found guilty of first-de- tion-related letters will be published The editor reserves the right to Environmental Health Sciences. So gree murder and sentenced to life in in the paper directly preceding an refuse a submission if it does not meet from an environmental standpoint, prison without parole, completing his election. any of the aforementioned guidelines it might be smart for all of us to absolute free fall from grace as a star The following is a list of our dead- for publication. The editor may oth- “streamline” our possessions. And tight end for the New England Patriots, lines, according to town. Please keep erwise edit or reject a letter at his the same could be true for our invest- all the way to a convicted murderer in a in mind that the deadline has passed discretion. ments — it’s not always a case of “the jump suit, behind bars. and no more letters will be accepted There are a lot of important issues more, the merrier.” It’s particularly for the towns of North Brookfield, facing every town this year and you The man he was found guilty of kill- important not to own too many of the ing, Odin Lloyd, was shot multiple West Brookfield and Brookfield. deserve a say in them. You’ll get one • Spencer: Monday, April 27, 12 p.m., chance at the polls on Election Day. same type of investments, because times, killed execution style in June you could suffer a setback in a mar- 2013, a cold-blooded display of ruthless- for the May 1 Spencer New Leader You have another chance on our Op/ • Leicester: Monday, May 25, 12 p.m., Ed pages. ket downturn that primarily affects ness from a man many thought was the those assets. future of football in New England. Oh, for the May 29 Spencer New Leader So what are you waiting for? Reuse — One way of being envi- how quickly things change. And, oh, • East Brookfield: Monday, April 27, how little we think we know about those 12 p.m., for the May 1 Spencer New ronmentally conscious is to repair, we idolize. Leader rather than replace, durable goods But it was the statements of Lloyd’s such as bicycles, washers, dryers, etc. mother, Ursula Ward, during a state- After all, “new” is not always better. ment to the judge after the conviction Many investors are also prone to toss- that I think struck me the most as I Letters to the Editor ing out the old and bringing in the watched the events unfold last week on new — and not always with the best CNN. Her son was ripped away from results. For example, some investors her at 27 years old nearly two years A conflict of interest in school committee race? switch their overall strategy every now, and she had been dealing with the so often in attempts to capitalize on resulting high profile, highly publicized To the Editor: is involved. some trend they have heard about. court case in its aftermath involving a But you’re almost certainly better off star professional athlete. Needless to Running unopposed for a seat on Even if the law does allow for a waiv- by sticking with a long-term strate- say, she was tired, weary and ready to the Brookfield Elementary School er, Ms. Sweet should not be allowed put this chapter behind her. Committee, Amy Sweet, who teach- to serve. During a candidate’s forum gy that’s appropriate for your goals, There’s no way I could ever put myself es in Holland, places the town of she said that she would abstain from risk tolerance and time horizon. Of in her shoes, but I’m sure she dealt with Brookfield in a precarious situation. voting on the superintendent’s eval- course, within your strategy you can all the emotions one would expect — Brookfield and Holland both belong uation to avoid a conflict of interest. make adjustments as your circum- anger, depression, you name it. One to Union 61 along with Brimfield, Yet the Department of Elementary and stances change over time, but there’s would understand if she carries that Sturbridge, and Wales, and in con- Secondary Education has instituted probably no need to toss your entire burden around until her dying day. She junction with the Tantasqua Regional new requirements for school commit- approach overboard. As you invest, School District employs Dr. Nosek as tees to evaluate superintendents. The no doubt will. But less than two years though, always be aware that the after this life-changing event, she stood its superintendent. Hence, if elected, Union and Tantasqua has voted to Ms. Sweet will be both an employee release the names of members who fail value of your investments will fluctu- in front of the world (with Hernandez ate, and there are no guarantees that himself only feet away from her, by and boss of the superintendent. to evaluate the superintendent. Unlike Chapter 71, Section 52 of the the other elementary school commit- you won’t lose value. the way) and declared that she forgave Recycle — Aluminum cans become Hernandez. No matter what kind of Massachusetts General Laws states tees, which has five members on their man Odin Lloyd was, whether he was the following: No member of a school local school board, Brookfield has only airplane parts, old phone books are a good man or not, it doesn’t matter, he committee in any town shall be eligi- three. If she were to abstain on a crit- transformed into textbooks and plas- was still somebody’s son, and he was ble to the position of teacher, or super- ical duty, evaluating the superinten- tic beverage containers may end still loved by his mother. It was quite intendent of public schools therein, or dent’s performance, the town would up as the carpeting on your floors. impressive of Ursula Ward to stand in any union school or superintenden- have one member not doing the job at It’s truly amazing how recycling there and declare her forgiveness of cy union or district in which his town 100 percent capacity. can give new life to old, unwant- Hernandez. Whether she meant it or participates. The town deserves school commit- ed products. In a way, you can also not, that’s not for anyone to judge, but I When this issue came out more tee members who are totally indepen- “recycle” investments that no lon- than a decade ago in Brookfield, when dent in their ability to carry out their thought it was a powerful message none- ger meet your needs, either because theless to send to anyone watching that a Brookfield teacher and town res- duties as elected officials. For the best ident was elected to Tantasqua, the interest of the taxpayers and students, your circumstances have changed or might have been holding a grudge. If because the investments themselves this woman can stand up and announce Brookfield Board of Selectmen were Ms. Sweet should step aside and drop required to grant a waiver from out of the race for office. have become fundamentally altered publicly that she forgives her only son’s — as is the case when a company in murderer, the one responsible for end- the law to permit her to serve. The ing his life, why can’t we stand up and Brookfield Board of Selectmen and James Cooke which you invested has shifted its forgive others for the many less severe Town Clerk owe it to the citizens to Brookfield representative to focus or taken its business in a new offenses that have been dealt to us? Talk determine whether the law still pro- Tantasqua direction. Instead of just liquidating about perspective… vides for a waiver. This case may be the investment and using the cash We all have moments that we aren’t more complex as the town of Holland to buy, say, an ultra-high-definition proud of — moments that remind us television with all the bells and whis- that we aren’t as strong as we’d like to tles, you could find a new use for the be … moments that reveal dark portions Jaquith: Boulay for selectman proceeds in your investment port- of our character that need refining … folio. To name one possibility, you instances that shine a light on our ugli- To the Editor: ment. The town has been led into could use the money to help save for er characteristics. We hold grudges, we I’ve known Ted Boulay for a decade some pretty questionable arrange- a child’s college education. Or you are stubborn, and we hold on to anger, or more now. We have worked on ments over the years that have not might use it to help fill other gaps in various issues in town and on sever- turned out to be in our best interest. rage, resentment and hatred. It’s easier your portfolio. to hold on to those things than to fight al campaigns together. Ted is one of The state’s agenda, and the money against them and overcome them. those guys that you don’t hear much they bait us with, is not always the By following the “reduce, reuse and But there comes a time where we about, but who’s always involved with correct path for us. It always comes at recycle” philosophy, you can help have to choose between doing what’s the things that go on around Town. a price and we can’t always count on make the world a “greener” place easy and doing what’s right. I hope He has been a dedicated member of their continued assistance but end up to live. And by applying the same that Ursula Ward’s shining moment of the finance committee for about ten paying for it ourselves. principles to the way you invest, you grace in that courtroom last week is a years. Not many people know that Many of you know that I am a big can create a healthier environment reminder to us all that we don’t need the finance committee is an unpaid proponent of strong local government. in which to pursue your important to spend our lives dwelling in the dark- position and the members spend We know our needs better than any- financial goals. ness of holding a grudge against others many, many hours working out bud- one else and are smart enough to map that may have wronged us. Despite the gets, with all the Town departments, our own destiny. We need leadership This article was written by Edward consequences of someone’s actions, we to come up with our annual budget. that is willing to listen to ideas of all Jones for use by your local Edward They all deserve our thanks and our residents, from diversity of opin- can choose forgiveness, we can choose Jones Financial Advisor. Please con- appreciation. ion and shared intellect we can plan a grace, and we can choose love, and there tact Jeff Burdick, your local Edward is unbelievable, inspirational power in Ted has stepped forward to run for bright future for East Brookfield. Our that. selectman. It is another position that nation was founded on that principle. Jones Advisor in Sturbridge at 508- requires a substantial commitment to I think that Ted is the better man for 347-1420 or jeff.burdick@edwardjones. Adam Minor may be reached at (508) our town. There are a lot of issues that the job and that’s why I am supporting com. 909-4130, or e-mail aminor@stonebridge- are facing our town right now that will him for selectman. press.com. affect our future for decades to come. Mike Jaquith We need out of the box thinking, done East Brookfield with common sense and good judg- Friday, April 24, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 9 Leicester students celebrated for artistic talents

Kevin Flanders photos Two of Jordan Davis’s white clay creations from ceramics class this Ben and Carrie Grimshaw, of Leicester, take in their first art show spring. with 1-year-old Elizabeth Grimshaw.

A few samples of detailed art from a drawing class.

From left, Leicester High School student athletes Sarah Gaffney, Taylor Gallant (left, 5) and her sister Jacqueline, 7, pose for a photo. Amanda Smith and her 8-year-old daughter Brittany Flynn, and Brittany Bowes volunteer at the event. Ella take in the artwork with a special pink friend.

Guests are impressed by student artwork.

BY KEVIN FLANDERS NEWS STAFF WRITER Created by slowly turning and pinching a ball of clay, these eighth Chris and Bonnie Spring with their son, Camden, who performed as LEICESTER — For nearly 20 years grade pinch pots drew a lot of interest from guests. part of the Middle School Select Choir. the community has come together each spring to celebrate student achievement. At the 17th annual Leicester Evening with the Arts program last Wednesday night, April 15, another big crowd supported students from each of the district’s schools. Following several hours of tireless prep work, the high school was transformed into an art gallery displaying pieces from students throughout the district. From drawings to paintings to carefully crafted ceramic creations, there was something for everyone to enjoy, in addition to music and theater performances that offered guests yet another artistic flavor. “For me, the highlight of the night was hearing my eighty-member middle school chorus sing their hearts out to Leicester Primary School first graders Kassidy Poce, left, and Kendra Kyle Stapel (left) and Timothy St. John, fifth graders at Leicester Waka Waka and Maybe I’m Amazed in Leveillee show off their snowmen. Memorial School, are ready for a fun night. the gym surrounded by a huge crowd. A chorus this big is new to LMS and But no matter which school they call point out to their kids the work of older John and also a math teacher at the they really brought their A game,” said home, students and staff from all of the students who have come up through high school. Kristina Looney, a Leicester Middle schools were excited to come together the Leicester system. Many youngsters Added young Timothy, who had an School music teacher who helped put and show the community various proj- could be seen proudly showing off their exciting night out with his friends, “It the event together along with other arts ects they have worked hard on all year. own work and also indicating some of was pretty cool, a lot of fun.” teachers in the district. While some communities organize their favorite pieces from older artists. Event organizers wished to thank all Parents and residents were impressed individual arts shows for each school, The event has gone on so many years of the students and staff members who by the massive displays of artwork, Leicester has made it a tradition to com- now that students in elementary school had a hand in putting the event togeth- with the gymnasium showcasing art bine all of the projects in a district-wide during its inception have now graduat- er. From the building maintenance staff from wall to wall. For many people, it event. ed from college, perhaps with a degree to student volunteers, several people was a great opportunity to see work “It’s nice to see everyone come out in an arts related field. from throughout the district joined from students in various grades that to support the arts. The students have “I love that this event pulls together forces to display the students’ talents in never would have been exposed to them done a lot of hard work,” said Bonnie all of the kids so they can see what prac- a great event. without a community event. Some stu- Spring, whose son Camden performed tice can bring. It invests them not only dents who will be continuing their arts in the Middle School Select Choir. in the visual arts but the performing Kevin Flanders can be reached at 508- studies in college had exceptional work For many elementary school parents, arts as well,” said Jennifer St. John, 909-4140, or by email at kflanders@stone- on display. the event provided a chance for them to the mother of fifth grader Timothy St. bridgepress.com. Letters to the Editor Magwood: Fayard for selectman in East Brookfield VonHold: Cunningham for school committee

To the Editor: There has been a great deal of talk To the Editor: teacher, engaging students in challeng- This is a letter of support for the about our regional school system. We Brookfield voters — As a parent ing conversations and encouraging re-election of Leo Fayard for selectman now have a feasibility study. That study in the Brookfield community, Child them to think about consequences and in East Brookfield. should be analyzed, dissected and the Life Specialist, Tantasqua Education always choose kindness. I agree with the folks who wrote real cost to the taxpayer assessed before Foundation (Ted.) Brookfield Liaison, Most importantly, Meg Cunningham letters for Ted Boulay that he is a fine we let our emotions lead us in to some- and former Brookfield PTO president, is a parent of two children current- person who has done much for the thing we regret. Leo will provide that I strongly urge all Brookfield residents ly attending Brookfield Elementary town but this time I will vote for expe- clear head. He has earned our respect to vote on Monday, May 4, for candidate School! rience. Leo has worked very hard and and deserves your vote. Meg Cunningham, Elementary School Meg Cunningham will use her quali- has served the community with dedi- Vote for experience, knowledge and Committee – 3 year term. ties to create a better balance between cation and a near perfect attendance dedication. Meg Cunningham is a board certi- academics and extracurricular activ- record for the nine years he has been on Vote to re-elect Leo Fayard on May 5. fied Molecular Biologist and laboratory ities. She will undoubtedly provide the board. That nine years comes with supervisor, which conveniently taps commitment with accountability, and experience that was hard won and of Gayle and Richard Magwood into that analytical mind, giving her demonstrate the respect and compas- great benefit to the town and its people. East Brookfield data driven decision-making capabili- sion that our school faculty and stu- ties. dents deserve - without a political agen- Meg Cunningham is an active mem- da. Meg Cunningham is ready to put Morin: Boulay is the best choice for selectman ber of the Brookfield Parent Teacher education before politics! Organization, volunteering her time On Monday, May 4, vote Meg To the Editor: it in. His business acumen and car- and talents to assist in raising funds Cunningham for Brookfield School I am writing this letter to express ing personality are sorely needed as for our school as well as creating school Committee - 3-year term. my support for the candidacy of Ted our town needs someone like him now and community based extracurricular Boulay for selectman in the upcoming more than ever. Hard choices need to activities. Carrie VonHold May 12 election. be made in the next few years — choic- Meg Cunningham also volunteers as Brookfield I heartily endorse Ted and strongly es that Ted is well-equipped to make. a local children’s religious education encourage my fellow voters to go to the Please give Ted your vote! polls and vote for Ted Boulay. TheHeartOf I have seen Ted Boulay’s dedication Mark A. Morin to our town as a member of the Zoning East Brookfield Massachusetts.com Board of Appeals. He does not just mail 10 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, April 24, 2015 SPORTS Rebounding Spartans win to spoil Leicester’s season opener

BY JON GOUIN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT UXBRIDGE — The Uxbridge High varsity softball team faced off with Leicester High on April 15 at Whitin Middle School in their second game of the late-starting spring season. Despite falling in their opener versus Tantasqua Regional, 7-0, the Spartans rode a big first inning to an 8-6 victory over the Wolverines in what was their season-opener. For the second straight day, soph- omore standout Jaycee Garrigan (7 innings, 6 runs, 3 earned, 7 hits, 6 strikeouts, 0 walks) got the call on the mound for Uxbridge and showed why she’ll be the go-to arm in this season and likely for the years to come. “She pitched great for us today,” Spartans head coach Julie Caffrey said. “It was huge for her coming out back- Julia Hebert of Leicester scores the first to-back games. It started rough yester- Wolverines’ run of the year on a passed ball day [versus Tantasqua], but for all my in the first inning. girls to stay focused I’m really proud of them.” While Leicester has been a Southern Worcester County League perennial power for some time, turnover has head coach Dave Stanick with a pretty young Jon Gouin photos squad this season. “I just said to them, ‘We can’t use the Leicester’s Ashley Granger went the distance during the Wolverines’ season-opening 8-6 loss whole first time out, third time on a to Uxbridge. field excuses,’ that’s bologna,” he said. “We can’t make those errors and give them that win. We’re generally a good team, but we have to look in the mirror and see what we want to be [this year].” The Spartans got the scoring started in the top of the first inning, as even though they played in Uxbridge, they played as the visiting team on the day. Melissa Morton got the rally started with a bunt single and advanced to second and ultimately third base on passed balls. Breanna Bonollo then grounded out to shortstop, but Morton snuck in the back door with the game’s first run. Haley Reese (2 for 3, 2 runs), Garrigan (3 for 4, home run, 2 RBI, run) and Morgan McCarty (3 for 4, run, 3 RBI) each followed with hits, with McCarty driving in a run to make it 2-0. The rally concluded with a Rachel Bergeron two- run bleeder to right field that made it 4-0 after a half inning. Leicester then responded with a run in the bottom of the first as Julia Hebert (2 for 4, 2 runs, 3 stolen bases) scored from third on a passed ball to make it a Uxbridge starter Jaycee Garrigan fires a 4-1 game. pitch during the Spartans’ 8-6 victory over Neither team scored in the second Leicester. frame, but Uxbridge added to their lead in the top of the third as McCarty ripped a two-run triple to left-center, making it Leicester’s Meg Steiger bats with Kiley Hennessy leading off third base. a 6-1 game. Meanwhile on the mound, Garrigan was having her way with the Wolverines until the bottom half of the lowed with a run-scoring triple to make Things were now all set up for dra- of the seventh. “We gave them a few third. it a two-run game at 6-4. matics as the seventh inning began. runs today and we can’t get away with Hebert got a three-run rally going It wouldn’t be until the sixth inning Uxbridge had their 2-3-4 hitters due that.” with a one-out single, and then prompt- that anyone scored again as both pitch- up for the inning, and that proved to “This is a big win for us, they’re a ly stole second. Kiley Hennessy singled ers, Garrigan and Ashley Granger (7 be the difference. With one out Reese great team. The last two years they’ve and Hebert stole third on the throw innings, 8 runs, 5 earned, 11 hits, 6 was hit by a pitch and Garrigan helped come out here and they beat us, so it back to the pitcher. Garrigan attempted strikeouts), settled in. herself to the win, ripping a scream- feels good,” Caffrey said of the Spartans’ to catch Hebert at third and threw the Granger led off that sixth inning with ing grounder through the right side of effort on the day. ball into left field, allowing the run to a single and came around to score later the infield that wound up going for a score and make it a 6-2 game. on an error to make it 6-5. On that same game-winning two-run homer. With a runner at second, Meg Steiger play, catcher Ally Crowley, who singled “That ground ball home run can’t laced a RBI single up the middle to earlier, came around to tie the game at happen,” Stanick said to his team after make it 6-3, and Madison Sherman fol- 6-6. they were unable to score in the bottom

High School Notebook ATHLETE April 13, (No. 1 singles), Aaron Inthirath (No. Winners included Curt Allen (No. 1 sin- of Tantasqua 5, David Prouty 0; 2 singles), Michael Herrmann (No. 3 gles), Aaron Inthirath (No. 2 singles), the Tantasqua 5, David Prouty 0 — The singles), Mike Damon/Tyler Kirkland Michael Herrmann (No. 3 singles), Mike WEEK Warriors boys’ tennis team swept a dou- (No. 1 doubles) and Tim Eineberg/Jared Damon/Tyler Kirkland (No. 1 doubles) bleheader versus the Panthers at the Worth (No. 2 doubles). and Tim Eineberg/Jared Worth (No. 2 Reservation. The singles players’ three- Tantasqua 15, Hopedale 3 — Playing doubles). some of Curt Allen, Aaron Inthirath its first home game of the season, the April 16 and Michael Herrmann all emerged Warriors girls’ lacrosse team defeat- Tantasqua 11, Nipmuc 10 — Aroura victorious in both matches, as did the ed the Blue Raiders. Camie Hall led Looney of the Tantasqua girls’ lacrosse No. 1 doubles team of Mike Damon and the charge for Tantasqua (2-1) with team tied the score with 1:18 to play Tyler Kirkland. In one match the No. 2 four goals and an assist. Other goal before Kelly Austin won it with 10 sec- Eric Klein doubles team of Sam Currier and Jared scorers included Aurore Looney (two), onds left, which improved their record Worth won, as did the team of Noah Kelly Austin (two), Brooke Galonek to 3-1. Looney scored three times, as did The Quaboag Regional senior and Scott and Andrew Umanzor in the sec- (two), Sam Muir, Sharlette Laporte, Sam Muir, while Austin and Kate Muir West Brookfield resident recently ond match. Kate Muir, Lauren McGrath and Clair registered two goals apiece. Brooke earned first place on High Bar at April 14 Matlak. Galonek also scored as the back-and- the Region 6 (New England) Men’s Tantasqua 5, Uxbridge 0 — In anoth- April 15 forth affair was knotted at 6-6 at half- Gymnastics Championships. er home contest, the Warriors boys’ Tantasqua 5, Auburn 0 — The host time. tennis team won again, improving to Warriors boys’ tennis team blanked the 3-0. Match winners included Curt Allen Rockets, improving to 4-0 in the process. Athlete of the Week is sponsored by:

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complete game two-hitter, sur- rendering two earned runs and walking just one. “We know he’s going to be our workhorse so we prepped all preseason, even once games were getting cancelled as if he were pitching,” Bartlett head coach Jon Way said of Brooks. “He has the arm to go the distance if we need him to and he knows what’s expected of him as a senior.” Way was also pleased with the defense, who cleanly fielded every groundball and com- pleted a double play to finish the game. “The cornerstone of our program has always been defense,” Way said. “If we Nick Ethier photos score some runs we’re going to Chris Drane of Quaboag reaches out to catch the ball at first base while Bartlett’s Anthony Grzembski slides back to the bag safely. Quaboag’s Tyler Wade tosses a pitch versus Bartlett during the sea- be in games.” son opener on April 14. And the Indians did just that, as they collected 14 hits. James Patterson was 3 for 5 and team- mates Kody Morio, Anthony Grzembski, Ryan Sullivan and Will Cronan each added two hits apiece. “Put the bat on the ball [and] good things happen,” was Way’s message to the club. “We put a lot of balls in play. They made a couple of errors and good teams — and hopefully we are a good team — try to take advantage of that.” The Cougars committed seven errors, all in the third and fourth innings after clean frames in the first two. Quaboag’s Brannon McMullen takes a big swing versus Bartlett’s “We did a few things here Dante Ortiz of Quaboag uses his backhand to field the ball hit down Jason Brooks. and there, but seven, eight the third base line. errors,” Quaboag head coach Brian Guimond said of the difference between the first and second innings to the third and fourth. The Cougars had limited practice time on the actual baseball field, being relegated to gymnasiums and parking lots, but Guimond added that it is not an excuse. “We only practiced yes- terday,” he said. “The team came out here on Sunday and worked for four hours to clean this field up.” Guimond noted that his Bartlett’s Kody Morio finishes his swing versus Quaboag during the pitchers will need some time Anthony Grzembski of Bartlett slides safely into second base. team’s season opener on April 14. on the rubber to get in game- shape, and that they will need to learn to keep the ball BY NICK ETHIER strong season opener versus the 2013 graduate now tossing work on while they prepare for SPORTS STAFF WRITER down in the zone. Tyler Wade, Quaboag Regional on April 14. Brandon Nichols-Hogan and for Quinnipiac University, a their next contest. WARREN — Behind the The end result was an 18-2 vic- Matt Koslowski all toed the Division 1 program. “We have For Quaboag, Brannon pitching of Jason Brooks, an tory in five mercy rule short- rubber for Quaboag versus kids that can pitch, but they McMullen and Wade had the error-free defense behind him ened innings. Bartlett. have to live down [in the zone].” RBI at-bats before the game and a team-wide contingent of Brooks was perfect through “We don’t have Thomas Sullivan, Cronan and Morio went final. offensive support, the Bartlett three innings — tossing 32 Jankins or anything throwing all collected three RBI against High baseball team had a pitches, 25 for strikes in the 90 anymore,” Guimond said of the Cougars’ pitching, but Way process — and finished with a said his team has plenty to Klein qualifies to compete in Junior Elite Division of Men’s Junior Olympic National Championships

Eric Klein of West held in Daytona Beach national competition. Brookfield, a senior at from May 6-10. To qual- The Men’s Gymnastics Quaboag Regional in ify for the Junior Elite Technical Sequences Warren, earned first Division, athletes must were developed to place on High Bar with compete the Technical maximize the poten- a score of 15.25 at the Sequences of all six gym- tial and performance Region 6 (New England) nastics events at both of all competitive US Men’s Gymnastics the State and Regional gymnastics athletes to Championships held Championships and be the best team in the at Braintree High on receive a combined world. Klein trains at April 11. He placed score of 128.00 All Daggett Gymnastics in fourth All Around in Around at the Regional Agawam. the Level 10 17-18 year Championships. The In addition to his ath- old division with a Junior Elite Division letic ability, Klein is total optional routines requires the highest an honor student and score of 82 and quali- level of technical compe- member of Quaboag’s fied to compete in the tence and ability and is National Honor Society. Junior Elite Division at for athletes who aspire He will be attend- the 2015 Men’s Junior to make the National ing the US Air Force Olympic National Team and represent the Academy after grad- Championships to be United States in inter- uation where he will compete as a member of the US Air Force Men’s Courtesy photo Gymnastics Team. Eric Klein competes in the High Bar, where he recently won the event at the Region 6 (New England) Men’s Gymnastics Championships.

www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 12 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, April 24, 2015 SPORTS Jeszy’s gem helps Tantasqua softball fly by Rockets

reached on a one-out single and used her speed to steal second base and get to third on a Rockets’ miscue. She then crossed home plate when McGuire’s bloop wasn’t fielded correctly by Auburn center fielder Shannon Hynes, making it a 1-0 game. The Warriors added three additional runs in the top of the fourth, which proved to be plenty for the way McGuire was dealing. Kelsey Emrich ripped an RBI single into right field, Carley Casine followed with an RBI single up the middle and Fleshman (2 for 2) finished the frame with a sacrifice fly RBI. McGuire continued to roll and she struck out the side in the bottom of the fifth. “She’s not as fast as some of the other kids, but she’s got great location and she’s moving her pitches around,” Desroches said of McGuire’s pitching. “[Catcher Kendra Salviuolo is] doing a Carley Casine of Tantasqua swings away at an offering versus Auburn. great job behind the plate setting her up and I have a ton of confidence in Jeszy and Kendra.” Tantasqua secured its final run in Nick Ethier photos the top of the seventh when Fleshman Tantasqua’s Jeszy McGuire winds up and singled and again stole second base. She tosses a pitch during the Warriors’ 5-0 win got to third on a Hayley Worthington over Auburn on April 15. bunt single and scored on a Kayla Magierowski RBI single into right field. “We’re not thumpers but we’ll try to manufacture runs and play small-ball when we have to,” Desroches said. McGuire then allowed two Auburn base runners in the bottom of the seventh — the only inning with multiple runners for the Rockets — but she closed the deal with her 17th and final strikeout. McGuire now has 33 strikeouts and just three walks through the first two contests. “I worked over the summer to get Emily Blanchard of Tantasqua drops down a better,” McGuire said. “I just wanted to sacrifice bunt in fourth inning action against come back stronger this year from last Auburn. year.” explained Warriors head coach Phil Last season the Warriors won six Desroches. “She threw a lot in the off- games, but this spring their aspirations Tantasqua’s Claudia Fleshman slides safely into third base. season. She wants to be the ace.” include postseason play. Now the no-doubt ace, McGuire said “That’s our goal,” McGuire said. the team has helped her pitching confi- “These kids have worked so hard, I can’t say that enough,” added BY NICK ETHIER dence by grabbing runs on the offensive Uxbridge High in the season-opener on Desroches. “They’ve bought into what SPORTS STAFF WRITER April 14, 7-0, and followed that up a day side to stake her to a lead. “I think we really woke our bats up we’re doing and they’ve bought into AUBURN — Two games into the sea- later with a 5-0 victory over previously again this year, so I have confidence in being excited. That didn’t happen last son and Jeszy McGuire’s right arm has unbeaten Auburn High (3-1). Both per- the team behind me,” she said. year, so we knew we had to change lifted the Tantasqua Regional varsity formances were complete game two-hit- In the game with Auburn, Tantasqua things.” softball team to back-to-back shutout ters, so she has allowed just four hits in scored the initial run in the top of the And, two games in, Desroches victories. 14 innings. third inning when Claudia Fleshman couldn’t be happier. McGuire, a senior, helped defeat “She worked hard in the offseason,” “So far, so good,” he said. SPORTS BRIEFS Southbridge via an air-conditioned Central Mass. Rusty Blades to motor coach. If interested in seeing the employment Red Sox at play, please call Ted Bartlett 2nd host benefit hockey game at (508) 764-7909 for more information and cost and reservation deadline. express The Central Mass. Rusty Blades Annual Hockey Club will host a benefit hockey game for Relay for Life with the Registration for Sturbridge Looking for your next best employee? 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Players born after Jan. 1, 1996 can try out for Sturbridge Legion baseball if they reside in the team’s territo- Women’s pickup basketball ry. Sturbridge Legion has Tantasqua Regional as its base school, but play- offered at Heritage School in ers from Southbridge High, Quaboag Regional, Quabbin Regional, North Charlton Brookfield High, David Prouty Regional, Shepherd Hill Regional and Bay Path Women’s pickup basketball is offered Regional Technical may be eligible to WHEN: Friday, May 15 Monday evenings from 7-9 p.m. at the participate on the team. Ballplayers Heritage School in Charlton. There are residing in the Sturbridge area but no set teams and no fees. We play from attending private schools outside the September to June based on the school region may also be eligible to play on Deadline calendar. This is a great way to burn the team. off some calories, meet some wonderful Interested players should bring a pho- Tues 5/5 * 5 pm people and have fun. Contact Debbie at tocopy of their birth certificate to the (508) 248-3600 for more information. signups. The team will conduct its try- Approval 5/7 *2 pm outs May 2, 3 and 10 at a time and location to be determined. For more infor- WHERE: Three-day trip to attend two mation contact Manager Jim Rosseel at By mail To 72,000 households in 30 towns… 180,000 readers in Red Sox games now available (774) 230-1784 or Mike Murphy at (774) Stonebridge Press & Villager Newspapers… Spencer New Leader, 230-2115. Charlton Villager, Sturbridge Villager, SouthbridgeNews, Once again in 2015, Chapter 12, Union Webster Times, Blackstone Valley Tribune, Putnam Villager, Saint-Jean-Baptiste of Southbridge is Spencer Sr. Babe Ruth set for Thompson Villager, Woodstock Villager, Killingly Villager sponsoring a three-day trip to attend two Boston Red Sox versus Baltimore Orioles baseball night games with inaugural season reserved field seats at Camden Yards Spencer Sr. Babe Ruth baseball is in Baltimore from June 9-11. Members Color space is limited and should be reserved early. set for its inaugural season with Joel and non-members are welcome to par- Hart and Craig Fritze at the helm. The If you have any questions, ticipate in this event. The escorted trip team is looking for players aged 16-19 please contact June Simakauskas at 508-909-4062 or email includes transportation, lodging two years old. All area players are eligible nights at the Holiday Inn Suites Hotel, if their town does not currently have [email protected] two breakfasts, sightseeing in the Inner a Sr. Ruth Program. Any area players All major credit cards are accepted. Harbor Marina area of Baltimore, and who have questions about eligibility or an extended tour of Washington, D.C., express interest in playing can contact Capital Mall complex of Smithsonian Hart at (508) 864-9709 or Fritze at (508) Stonebridge Press museums and a visit to Arlington 868-4969. Tryouts will be in early May. National Cemetery. Departure is from & Villager Newspapers Stonebridge Press & Villager Newspapers P. O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550 TheHeartOf www.theheartofmassachusetts.com Massachusetts.com Friday, April 24, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 13 Knox Trail Career Day considered a success

tinuing to embrace their pas- me realize how much work you “I think that it was nice to want.” CAREER PATHS sions for helping people. have to put in to get the career have a lot of different people Added student Eli Nelson, “I continued from page 1 “I thought it was inspiring you want.” here so that kids who didn’t really liked that I was able to George, a musician who repre- how people like the EMT or the Students and staff also appre- know what they wanted to do get a grasp on what I wanted to sented the business/entertain- police officer could go to their ciated the variety of occupa- could hear about careers or do with my life, and it was nice ment industry and provided job and witness a lot of bad tions represented at the event. fields that might suit them,” because I was able to get other students with plenty of stories things, like people dying, but Staff members aren’t sure if said student Colin Nosek. “A people’s perspectives. Today I from his days touring various at the end of the day still love they will expand Career Day lot of them said they had to learned that college and school cities. their job,” said student Rachael next year to include more do more than just a Bachelors are a really important step in Other representatives who Neeland. “The police officer guests, but they all agree that Degree in their field, but they getting a good job. And so is fascinated and inspired the has to see kids who are abused this year’s system worked well said they really liked post-grad hard work.” students were a police officer and see murders, and he still and offered the kids valuable because it was what they want- and an EMT. Students were loves his job because he sees a experiences. Not only did the ed to do. Now I know that when Kevin Flanders can be reached impressed with their abilities lot of good things happen, too. I kids learn what each career you go to college, the longer at 508-909-4140, or by email at to handle the challenges and thought it was nice how these entails, but they also realized you’re in school it’s more about kflanders@stonebridgepress. adversities of the job while con- people would come in to share how much work is required to what you want and you’ll get com. what they do with us. It made get their desired jobs. a better job in the field you ‘When it comes to life and death, this is very important’ ter critical thinker. DRILL “I think as a firefighter it’s important continued from page 1 to be well rounded with different disci- Operation BuzzER exercise. plines to be called to any type of inci- According to Auburn Fire Chief dent,” said Manning. “I also do scuba Stephen M. Coleman Jr., the District 7 diving and HAZMAT. In the past we chairman, the simulation began when had to respond to serious incidents like Millennium called 911 saying that while the tornado in 2011. We need to be pre- the plant was operating there was a pared so a drill like today really helps microburst that came through and us prepare for something like that. We injured several workers while they were can work out some of the bugs and the performing regular duties. Charlton’s kinks.” Technical Rescue Team was first to So how did it come to be that a bunch “There’s one victim on a lower level and one arrive and assess the situation. Each of specialized firefighters met at a on that top that are injured,” said Auburn power plant in Charlton? Community team arrived in “real time,” responding Fire Chief Stephen Coleman. “They are trying how they would to a true emergency, so Rep. Admin Manager of Millennium to get them in a stokes basket. Then they Power Jayne Vranos said that post 9/11, it could be evaluated by the Plymouth will push the basket over the side and lower County Technical Rescue Team on how the plant was approached by someone them down. There’s no way they can carry a on the SWAT team, asking if they could long each team takes to arrive. Charlton Fire Chief Charles Cloutier said victim from up there.” “It’s important to have drills like this there were four Technical Rescue Team mem- use the area for training. because we don’t usually have a chance bers from Charlton at the drill. “We realized that we had a really to all work together,” said Coleman. test the team,” he said. “This is the first good opportunity to help out police, fire “Some of these teams are two hours big test with the entire district. We drill and SWAT professionals and give them as a team because it takes so many peo- apart from each other. To pull people Technical Rescue Committee for Fire a place to train,” said Vranos. “We are ple to facilitate a rescue. We are much in from West Brookfield and Auburn Chiefs Association of Massachusetts. out of the way, secluded, an industrial better off working as a team.” — drills of this size only occur once or Each scenario was created after speak- facility. It works out great. It’s a great Southbridge firefighter/paramedic twice a year. Some of these people have ing to chiefs from all over the district opportunity. We’re happy to be able and Technical Rescue Team member never worked together before. To be and finding out which scenarios would to give them a place to do their drills. Kelly Manning wasn’t even breaking a able to test capabilities and communi- be the most common and which skills It gives them hands-on training that sweat as she walked away from one of cations and all of the phases of rescue is each team needed to work on. would be similar to real-world scenari- the emergency sites, even though she very important.” Charlton Fire Chief Charles Cloutier os. When it comes to life and death, this had just been dangling on harnesses, At each of the rescue scenario sites said that Charlton has four members on is very important.” halfway down a tall tower, hundreds there is an evaluator. The scenarios the Technical Rescue Team. But all of of feet off the ground, attempting to lift were created by Kevin Nord of the the firefighters in the town are trained Olivia Richman can be reached at 508- 170 pounds of dead weight. She said that Plymouth County Technical Rescue at an awareness level. 909-4132 or by e-mail at olivia@stone- being at the drill allows you to work Team, Duxbury Fire Chief and Head of “The importance of today’s drill is to bridgepress.com. with different people and become a bet-

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“The dedication of the students involved in the music and drama programs here is very evident in the work they do on stage,” added Joinville, who has also directed music for Gateway Players shows in Southbridge and served as the pianist for performances across central Massachusetts. Throughout the rehearsal process, the students gained valuable experience they will be able to take with them into future shows in high school and beyond. For several of the cast members in grades eight through ten, the confidence they have built early in their high school careers will translate into great opportunities in the years to come. Freshman Sam Berthel, for example, played male protagonist Troy Bolton, while eighth grader Hunter Lynch took part in his first musical production after being a member of the stage crew in The Little Mermaid. The production was equally exciting for seniors, who capped off a career of memories with an impressive show. “I liked working with the cast, and I learned a lot from this experience,” said senior BreAnna Willis, who played Taylor McKessie. This was her second production with the school’s drama department and her first lead role. Added freshman Savannah Finney, who played the Kelsi Neilson part and has participated in two other school shows, “It was a fun experience. I wasn’t Kevin Flanders photo expecting to have as much fun doing Quaboag Regional Middle High School’s drama department performed “High School Musical” last weekend. High School Musical as I did.” Members of the orchestra pit for Bouchard and Jeff Robbins on guitar, The show featured 17 musical num- Kevin Flanders can be reached at 508- the performance were Joinville and and Dave Bouchard on drums. The cho- bers between the two acts. 909-4140, or by email at kflanders@stone- Virginia Bailey on keyboard, Michael reographer was Kelly Bailey. bridgepress.com.

Telescope rental program a hit at local library

ASTRONOMY continued from page 1 moonlit night. “Objects will stay in view much longer than with a begin- Memorial Day ners’ telescope,” said Adult Reference Librarian Denise Rememberances Farmosa. “They [Aldrich Astronomical Society and In the Spencer New Leader Lincoln Stamp & Coin] were Deadline Friday, May 15 @ 5pm, so generous in doing this. It’s Publish Date May 22 such a gift to the community – we never would have been able Send us a deceased loved one’s photo, with a to afford the telescope without special message to be published on a special their generosity.” Memorial Day page in the May 22nd edition Several other Massachusetts of the Spencer New Leader. libraries have benefited from similarly generous donations. Cost is just $15 per block Root and Zebrowski have been visiting libraries across the state to introduce guests to John Smith the telescope program, including stops in Leicester, Paxton, January 3, 1918 - May 10, 1999 Sutton, Barre, Southbridge and Rutland. Root has “Forever in our even been invited to speak at the 2015 Massachusetts hearts” Library Association Annual Love Mary, John and Kathy, Conference. and grandkids. “The interest keeps growing, and we are expecting more libraries to get involved. We Please email photo and message to already have nine libraries lined up for the next group,” [email protected] or mail or drop off to Root said. Spencer New Leader Remembrance Page, Still in just its first year, the 25 Elm Street, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550. Aldrich library telescope pro- We will return all photos. gram has already branched Kevin Flanders photos out to nearly forty locations. Please write your name and address Working in collaboration Jim Zebrowski, of Aldrich Astronomical Society, leads a presentation on the back of the photo. with Cornerstones of Science Thursday, April 9, at Spencer’s Richard Sugden Library. – based in Brunswick, Maine – Let’s remember those who sacrificed Aldrich has enabled countless required to use the device. Kevin Flanders can be reached so much for our freedom and people who have never looked To check the telescope’s at 508-909-4140, or by email at through a telescope the chance availability, call the library kflanders@stonebridgepress. all of our departed loved ones. to experience the joy of explo- at 508-885-7513. The library is com. ration and discovery. Root said located at 8 Pleasant Street. God Bless America. residents and library officials across the state have been very receptive to the opportunity. For Farmosa and the library staff, it’s great to offer new programs and activities to guests, especially those that target sci- If it’s important to you ence and technology. “STEM is really big in the schools, and this gives fami- Kevin Flanders works for you! lies a whole new experience,” Farmosa added. As a correspondent of your local paper Kevin cares about The telescope can be bor- what our readers think. rowed for a three-week period (no renewals). A replacement We want your local news. fee of up to $300 will be assessed If it’s important to you, it’s important to us. if the telescope or any of its accessories are lost or damaged Kevin can be reached in our Southbridge office: beyond repair. No assembly is 508-909-4140

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With a broad background in collision repair and restoration, Sean began his education as a young teen in his father Bob’s garage, later graduating with a gold medal in auto repair from Worcester Voc. Tech in 1986 where he also currently teaches – inspiring and motivating the next generation of auto repair technicians. For Sean, this is a passion as much as a career, as he is also nationally recognized as a leading classic car and vintage snowmobile restorer.

Sean continues to stay ahead of the curve with his own education and certifications, holding an ASE Master Cert. in Collision Repair, Mechanical and Electrical. He’s also certified in BASF and Dupont, various painting systems, as well as for handling and repairing air conditioners.

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Newly remodeled master BR w/large master is created BA, sitting area and walk-in closet. The yard includes Lilac privacy bushes Call us 508-885-3443 and raised flower beds. New Buderus heating system, new windows, 100 yr All Quality Breeder of Shih Tzu’s anodized aluminum roof and newer asphalt roof. $284.900 Redken Products We will find the right property for you! 359 N. Main Street • N. Brookfield, MA 01535 191 Fiskdale Rd. (Rt. 148) ph: 508.867.2800 f: 508.867.4516 Amanda Pierce ~ Owner ~ Colorist/Hair Stylist Brookfield, MA 01506 508-885-3443 • 508-867-8312 Log on to miketoomeyrealestate.net 1B East Main Street • West Brookfield, MA www.C21tlc.com for free mls searches 508.867.2017 508-867-9734 Friday, April 24, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 17 POLICE LOGS The arrests and offenses below were Chestnut St. Upstairs neighbor being Wall St. Loud music. listed in each town’s police department loud/stomping. April 13 logs. People charged are innocent until SPENCER POLICE 10:30 p.m.: Request for police, North 2:26 a.m.: 911 Calls Originated, proven guilty in a court of law. This St. Shopping cart at end of driveway. Sherwood Dr. Received call from hys- newspaper will publish dispensations of DEPARTMENT April 11 terical female. cases at the request of the accused, with 8:52 a.m.: Police, Lyford Rd., Jogger 9:13 a.m.: Animal control, West Main proper documentation. April 8 advises can hear alarm - not sure type? St. 2 Raccoons in dumpster. 10:18 a.m.: Found, East Charlton Rd. 10:57 a.m.: Fraud-credit card/auto 4:11 p.m.: Disturbance - Neighbors, Ladies clutch purse found on side of teller, West Main St. Subject advises Main St. Loud music/bass from 1st LEICESTER POLICE road. reporting check fraud to Police Dept. floor. 5:46 p.m.: Fraud-Impersonation, 1:35 p.m.: Request for police, West 8:30 p.m.: Disturbance, Langevin St. DEPARTMENT Smithville Rd. SSN used to open credit Main St. RE: Party living at residence? Parties outside fighting. card. 2:36 p.m.: Request for police, Main St. 9:19 p.m.: Request for police, Main St April 9 April 9 Subject advises shooting on his proper- and Johns Pizza. Received the wrong 6:40 a.m.: Debris in road, Marshall 3:54 a.m.: DPW call out, Charlton Rd. ty - Loud. pizza. and Paxton St’s. Removed hazard. Heard loud bang, power went off then 7:13 p.m.: Disturbance, neighbors, April 10 on. Temple St. Neighbor yelling through 4:45 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident, no 5:24 a.m.: DPW call out, Marble Rd. door. LEICESTER ARRESTS personal injury, Main St. Report taken. Tree across road, road blocked. 7:50 p.m.: Request for police, Main St. April 11 7:13 a.m.: Animal control, browning Need assistance for male party. April 11 11:10 a.m.: Hazardous condition, pond Rd. Animal stuck on ice. 8:49 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident, Kwasi Boadzi, 45, 36 Bryon Rd. Charlton St. Services rendered. 5:22 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident, deer. Main St. Deer hit by car. Newton, MA. Operating under influ- April 12 property damage, West Main St. April 12 ence of liquor, negligent operation of 12:48 a.m.: Harassment, Warren Ave. Unknown personal injury. 5:33 a.m.: Suspicious activity, Vista motor vehicle. Spoken to. 5:23 p.m.: Disturbance-Neighbors, Lane. Vehicle and Boyfriend’s vehicle April 13 April 13 Cooney Rd. Re: Neighbors dog? egged during night. Alvaro Diaz, 31, 25 Chestnut St. 9:19 a.m.: Unwanted guest, Pine Ridge 6:14 p.m.: Fire-rescue, Main St. Party 12:13 p.m.: Fire-woods/grass, Sunberg Spencer. Unlicensed operation of motor Dr. Services rendered. stuck in elevator. Rd. Brush fire. vehicle, operating under influence of April 14 7:19 p.m.: Disturbance, Elm St. Silver 2:14 p.m.: Request for police, Main liquor, negligent operation of motor 5:12 a.m.: Breaking and entering car - loud music. St. Male won’t let girlfriend get her vehicle. motor vehicle, Stafford St. Report taken. 7:45 p.m.: Police Information, GH belongings. 5:45 a.m.: Breaking and entering Wilson Rd. RE: Xbox live account, con- 4:34 p.m.: Police, West Main St. motor vehicle, Stafford St. Report taken. cerned about Internet Safety/ Syringes found in driveway. SPENCER POLICE 8:39 p.m.: Breaking and entering April 10 7:26 p.m.: Suspicious activity, motor vehicle Westminster St. Spoken 9:46 a.m.: Threats - Bomb - Main St. Greenville St. and Kingsbury Rd. Kids ARREST to. Message on boys room wall. standing on roof of jeep while driving. April 15 5:07 p.m.: Request for police, Mechanic 11:42 p.m.: Disturbance, house party, April 15 11:34 a.m.: Fire, odor of gas, Winslow St. Request escort for belongings. Maple St. Some kind of fire behind Benjamin A. Mondor, 19, 591 Podunk Ave. Services rendered. 5:54 p.m.: Found, Main St. A credit garage? Rd. East Brookfield. MA. Possession 8:09 p.m.: Larceny, Stafford St. Spoken card in lot. 11:53 p.m.: Disturbance-Neighbors, class D with intent to distribute, posses- to. 8:31 p.m.: Disturbance-neighbors, sion of marijuana over 1 oz. Massachusetts 4-H honors its best speakers

ASHLAND — Massachusetts 4-H Youth Development honored over 100 4-H youth competing in the annual 4-H Visual Presentations Day on Saturday, March 28, at the Bedford Middle School in Bedford. This state-level public speaking competition is the culmina- tion of public speaking contests conducted at seven regional locations across the state and featured the best of the 4-H organization’s rising, young public speakers. About 300 4-H youth, ages 8 to 18, presented on a wide range of topics. Some of the many interesting subjects included equine science, maple syrup grading, indoor rock climbing, methods of face painting, working with service dogs and how to be a proper Victorian gen- Courtesy photos tleman. Each participant was judged Massachusetts 4-H Youth Development awarded more than 100 youth with blue first place and red second place ribbons at its annual Visual against a specific set of guidelines and Presentations Day, including Clay and Sadie Constantine of Spencer. They are pictured with Kent Lage, the chairman of the Board of Trustees scored individually. of the Mass. 4-H Foundation. A complete list of the 4-H members receiving ribbons at Visual Those tive director at the Massachusetts 4-H premiere programs and part of the Visual Presentation, Public Speaking honored included Clay and Sadie Foundation. “4-H alumni frequently tell 4-H Communications Program, which or Extemporaneous Speaking at the Constantine, of Spencer. us that their Visual Presentations expe- teaches young people valuable skills seven regional 4-H competitions. The “Through the Visual Presentations rience gave them the essential skills for in research, organization, use of visu- top-scoring participants advance to this program, 4-H youth overcome the fear speaking in any professional or public al aids and public speaking. Children statewide event showcasing the talents of public speaking and develop poise setting.” as young as five prepare and pres- and accomplishments of 4-H youth. and confidence in making presenta- Visual Presentations is one of ent posters at regional events. At age tions,” said Laurie Flanagan, execu- Massachusetts 4-H Youth Development’s eight, 4-H youth begin competition in Color Run to raise money for behavioral health at Harrington

SOUTHBRIDGE — On May 3, the care for a variety of behavioral health Harrington already has one of the most tables with behavioral health service community is invited to have a little issues. robust programs in the region, includ- information, tools, children’s activi- fun – and get a little colorful – to raise In November, Harrington applied for, ing substance abuse, psychiatric emer- ties, and giveaways, as well as relevant money for behavioral health services. and received, a Community Hospital gency services, individual, couple and information on health and wellness for Harrington HealthCare’s ‘Take a Acceleration, Revitalization, & child/family counseling, outpatient the whole family. There will be refresh- Mental Health Day’ is a family-friend- Transformation, (CHART), investment counseling, partial hospitalization, and ments, entertainment, and raffles, as ly 5K walk or run that includes four program Phase II grant through the a 14 bed inpatient unit in Southbridge. well. color stations – locations throughout MA Health Policy Commission (HPC). Harrington is committed to provid- The event is rain or shine and starts the course where willing participants CHART makes phased investments in ing quality, comprehensive care local- at 79 Sayles Street in Southbridge. are showered with a non-toxic, color Massachusetts community hospitals ly, and this program will fill a void The route is partially trail terrain and cornstarch mixture. At the end of the to enhance the delivery of efficient, in patient services. It will be the first includes moderate hills. race, the participants are a mixture of effective care. The total awarded to inpatient unit in central Massachusetts Registration is $25, $15 for seniors and green, red, blue, and yellow, creating a Harrington was $3.5 million, of which to offer an inpatient psychiatric unit students. Children under 10 are free but fun, tie-dye appearance. Similar color $1.4 million has been approved for this with a specialty track for patients suf- must be accompanied by an adult. runs are held internationally by vari- project. fering from both mental illness and For more information, to make a ous corporations. Additional grants, donations, and pri- substance abuse. The closest inpatient donation, or to sign up, visit http:://har- The event is just one step the health- vate funding are being examined to unit is 25 miles away, a significant and rington.kintera.org/mentalhealth5k care system is taking to raise money make up the remaining $1.5 million the inconvenient distance for patients in Questions about the event can be for an inpatient psychiatric unit to be project needs to move forward. Harrington’s service area. directed to Courtney Little at 508-765- constructed at Harrington HealthCare Access to behavioral health pro- May also marks Mental Health 3009 or Blaine Schnare at 508-764-2420. at Webster. The 14 bed adult unit will grams are at an all-time high, not only Awareness Month and Child Mental offer a secure hospital setting to receive in the state but across the country. Health Week. The event will feature Water restrictions announced SPENCER — As summer quickly Penalties will be assessed to those 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m. Town officials are able water conservation restriction has approaches, town officials are remind- found in noncompliance (warning for hoping to curb water use as much as been imposed.” ing residents that water restrictions first offense, $100 fine for second offense, possible during the hottest part of the Residents voted at the 2011 Town will be in place from May 1 through and $250 for third offense). day. Meeting to enact a water conservation Sept. 30. The restriction does allow for lawns, “The conservation restrictions and restriction bylaw, which includes Non-essential outdoor water activi- gardens and plants to be watered by imposed merely represent good water the mandatory regulations listed above. ties will be banned between the hours of handheld hoses or buckets at any time. conservation practice,” said Steven A complete copy of the bylaw can be 9 a.m. and five p.m., including the irri- The regulations also allow for irrigating Tyler, the Spencer Department of found by visiting www.spencerma.gov. gation of lawns using automatic sprin- newly established lawns and plantings Utilities and Facilities Superintendent. For more information, call the kler systems, the washing of vehicles, in the months of May and September; “They are easy to comply with and gen- Spencer Utilities and Facilities office at and the washing of exterior buildings and in public parks or recreational erally should be practiced by everyone 508-885-7525 or 508-885-7515. and driveways. fields with automatic sprinklers before all the time whether or not an enforce-

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Call Joan Wall at 508-892-3967 for more Lemon Thyme Chicken. LEICESTER SENIOR information and reservation. Tuesday, April 28: 9 a.m., Coffee SPENCER SENIOR • Ogunquet Play House Presenting Pot’s on! 9:10 a.m., Hannaford Bread; CENTER “Sister Act” and lunch at Fosters for 9:30 a.m., Cribbage, Cards, etc.; 10:30 CENTER a lobster or chicken feast for $109. a.m., Blood Pressure Clinic; 11:45 a.m., The Leicester Senior Center, 40 Wednesday, May 27, payment due by Chicken broccoli Alfredo. The Spencer Council on Aging activ- Winslow Ave., Leicester, is open April 20. Wednesday, April 29: 9 a.m., Coffee ities at the Spencer Senior Center. The Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. • Gloucester Lobster Cruise with Pot’s on! 9:15 a.m., Cribbage, Cards, etc.; senior center is open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to 2 p.m. Lunch is served at noontime, entertainment. Friday, June 19. Cost is 9:15 a.m., Coffee Club; 9:45 a.m., Queens’ Monday through Thursday. Free Blood Monday through Friday for a nominal $84, payment due by May 20. Knitting group; 11:45 a.m., Country Pressure Clinic on the Last Thursday of meal donation of $2.50. Reservations • The Essex Valley Steam Train and style ribs the month at 11:30 a.m. must be made 48 hours in advance by Cruise on the Connecticut River. Lunch Thursday, April 30: 9 a.m. sharp, Free wellness clinic on the second calling Elder Services of Worcester at “Go Fish.” Friday, July 17. Cost is Breakfast; 9 a.m., Coffee Pot’s on! 9:15 Thursday of the month for Spencer res- Area at 508-852-3205. $89. Payment Due by June 20. a.m., Cribbage, Cards, etc.; 11:45 a.m., ident’s only In addition to many “Special Events,” • The Turkey Train brought back by spaghetti and meatballs. • Monday: 9:30 a.m. Cribbage - Cost: the senior center also offers many activ- popular demand. Cost is $74. Scenic $1. Bakery ities that are repeated each week and foliage train and Hart’s turkey on board • Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. Yoga Class (free), are open to all. the train. Friday, Sept. 18. Payment due WEST BROOKFIELD 10:30 a.m., Exercise Class (free), 1 p.m., • Mondays — 10 a.m., Zumba Gold; 11 by Aug. 20. Bingo. a.m., Yoga • North Shore Theatre presents “Billy SENIOR CENTER • Wednesday: 10 a.m., Computer • Tuesdays — 11:30 a.m., Golden Elliot the Musical” and lunch at the Instruction by appointment; 11 a.m., Needles; 1 p.m., Exercise Club; 6:30 p.m., Danversport Yacht Club. Thursday, The following is a schedule of events Tai Chi (Free!); 12:30 p.m., Line Dancing Fiber Group Oct. 8. Cost is $99, due by Sept. 10. at the West Brookfield Senior Center: • Thursday: 9:30 a.m., Yoga Class • Wednesdays — 1 p.m., Balance • Foxwood & Mohegan Getaway, • Mondays: 11 a.m. chair exercise; (free); 10:30 a.m., Exercise Class (free); • Thursdays — 10 a.m., Cribbage; 11 Monday and Tuesday. Nov. 9-10, meals 11:30 a.m. Lunch; 12:30 p.m. cards. 11:30 a.m., Lunch club; 1 p.m., Bingo a.m., Yoga and deals from both Casinos. Cost if • Tuesdays: 10 a.m. Wii bowling; 11:30 • Birthday celebrations sponsored by • Fridays — 9 a.m., Zumba Gold; 10:30 $169. Payment due by Oct. 1. a.m. Lunch; 1 p.m. Busy Bees; 3 p.m. Quaboag on the Common on the second a.m., Tai Chi Zumba Gold Tuesday of the month. • Saturdays — 7 p.m., Pitch Party • Wednesdays: 11 a.m. chair exercises; • Wellness Clinic on the second NORTH BROOKFIELD 11:30 a.m. Lunch. Thursday of the month. • Thursdays: 8:30 a.m. Tai Chi; 11 a.m. • B/P Clinic sponsored by overlook UPCOMING EVENTS SENIOR CENTER chair exercises; 11:30 a.m. Lunch. VNA on the last Thursday of the month. • Fridays: 11:30 a.m. Lunch; 1 p.m. • Free Tai Chi Classes, Wednesdays • Monday, April 27: Antiques The North Brookfield Senior Center Bridge. at 11 a.m., Spencer Senior Center, 155 Roadshow — In conjunction with the is open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Mechanic St. (inside Fish & Game). Leicester Senior Center, the Goddard Thursday. Tri-Valley meals are served House in Worcester is offering an on Mondays and Thursdays (suggested WEST BROOKFIELD opportunity for seniors to learn about donation is $3). The Center cooks home- BROOKFIELD COUNCIL antiques. The presenter. Wayne made meals in their own kitchen on COUNCIL ON AGING: Tuiskula of Central Mass Auctions, will Tuesdays and Wednesdays (suggested ON AGING be providing education on the appraisal donation of $3). Reservations needed TRIPS process used for antiques. Following at least a day in advance. Call (508) • Tai Chi: Tai Chi classes meet every the informational session, participants 867-0220. In addition to on-going events, The following trips are being offered Tuesday in the Town Hall at 8:30 a.m. from the Senior Center will be treated the senior center offers special events by the West Brookfield Senior Center. • Foot Clinic: The foot clinic will be to a complimentary luncheon prepared and activities. Check our newsletter for Please call (508) 867-1407 for more infor- held on April 28, at the Town Hall with by Goddard House. Due to the gener- details. mation. Dr. Quigley. To participate, please call osity of the Goddard House, there is Our newsletter “The North Brookfield • Casablanca By the Sea, Portland, Rikki LaMonda at 508-867-4578 to make no charge for this wonderful opportu- Senior Connection,” is available free of Maine, Wednesday, June 10, 2015. $69 an appointment. Leave a message and nity. Free transportation will be pro- charge at the North Brookfield Senior per person. Reservations (including $40 she will get back to you. vided by the Goddard House from the Center, the North Brookfield Savings deposit) must be made by April 10. • Medi Car: Call the West Brookfield Senior Center at 10:30 a.m. and partic- Bank, Christ Memorial Church, First Dunstan School House Buffet, featuring Senior Center at 508-867-1407 if you need ipants will be transported back to the Congregational Church, St. Joseph’s over 100 items, 90-minute cruise on the transportation to a doctor’s appoint- Senior Center around one o’clock. Due Church, Hannaford’s Supermarket, Bay View Lady, shopping and browsing ment. The Medi Car will also wait there to transportation limitations, partici- The Haston Free Pubic Library, the at Portland’s newly renovated Old Port. to bring you home. pation in this wonderful opportunity is town offices at 215 Main St., Herard • Nantucket Spectacular, Tuesday, • Use of Laptop at Library: A lap- limited and pre-registration is required. Lanes Community Room and Hillside Aug. 11, $79 per person. Reservations top, purchased by COA, is available for Reservations may be made for each of Meadows Community Room and can (including $40 deposit) must be made use by Seniors at the Merrick Public the presentations in April by signing also be mailed free to your home by by June 11, 2015. Sail from Nantucket Library anytime, also Wednesdays and up in the lobby of the Senior Center calling the senior center. Ferry dock in Hyannis in Hy-Line’s Saturdays. of by calling 508-892-7016. Call early as exclusive first class cabin, where you’ll • Brookfield Food Pantry: Open openings fill quickly. enjoy complimentary Danish and cof- Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9:30 to State Rep. Kate Campanale (or her ONGOING ACTIVITIES fee on a private sundeck as you cruise 11 a.m. in the basement of St. Mary’s representative) will hold office hours at the Nantucket. Sightseeing time in Church located at the rear of the build- the Leicester Senior Center, 40 Winslow Doors open, Coffee’s On at 9 a.m. Nantucket. Take in the exciting shops ing off Howard St. Ave., at 10 a.m. Pitch and cribbage all day until closing. and explore the art galleries, sandy • Library Delivery Services: available • Tuesday, April 28: Call the Leicester Pool and puzzle tables, always open. beaches, and the Old Historic Town. on Fridays (Friends of the Library). Call Senior Center, 508-892-7016, to schedule • Monday: Line Dancing with J.P. Sail back to the mainland at 4 p.m., 508-867-6339. a free bone density screening conducted (new), 9:30 a.m.; Bingo, 1 p.m. enjoying complimentary beverages, by the Visiting Nurses Association. • Tuesday: Hannaford bread distribu- crackers and cheese. • Wednesday, April 29: Davis Bates tion, 9:10 a.m.; Blood Pressure Clinic, • Biltmore Estate & Asheville, N.C., EAST BROOKFIELD will be at the Leicester Senior Center at 10:30-11:30 a.m.; Swing into Shape (exer- Sept. 13-18, 2015, $459 per person double 11 a.m. Davis will recount stories from cise), 10 a.m. occupancy. $75 due at sign-up. Final pay- The East Brookfield Senior Center is the past. This program is funded by the • Wednesday: Coffee Club, 9:15 a.m.; ment due July 8, 2015. Five nights lodg- having a lunch and Bingo day on the Leicester Cultural council. Free. Queen’s Knitting Group, 9:45 a.m.; ing (including three consecutive nights fourth Thursday of each month. Lunch • Thursday, April 30: Due to the gen- Wednesday Multi-Media, 1 p.m. in the Asheville area), eight meals (five is a home cooked meal, dessert and erosity of the Willows, this week’s bingo • Thursday: Swing into Shape, 1 p.m. breakfasts and three dinners), guided coffee. The cost is $4. Please call Judy at the Leicester Senior Center will offer tour of Asheville, N.C., full-day visit Shute at 508-867-9224 at least 2 days additional prizes. A fun time is prom- THE WEEK AHEAD to the Biltmore Estate, guided drive before to make your reservation. They ised to all. along the Blue Ridge Parkway, visits also meet the first and third Thursday Monday, April 27: 9 a.m., Coffee Pot’s to the famous Folk Art Center and St. of each month with meal provided by UPCOMING TRIPS On! 9:15 a.m., Cribbage, Cards; 9:30 Lawrence Basilica and much more! Tri-Valley, cost of meal is $3. Raffle and a.m., Line Dancing with J.P.; 11;45 a.m. bingo follow.

Monday, April 27: Hot dog on whole- Tuesday, April 28: Baked chicken or variety. MENU grain roll, baked beans, potato chips, hot dog on a roll, French fries, yellow Thursday, April 30: continued from page A6 cucumbers and dip, mixed fruit cup. cake. Tuesday, April 28: Nachos with taco Wednesday, April 29: Cheeseburger cranberries and celery on a whole-grain meat and cheese sauce, seasoned broc- or nacho and cheese, meat topping, NORTH BROOKFIELD hot dog roll, pasta salad, baked beans, coli, petite banana, raisins. school baked beans, salsa. fruit bowl. Wednesday, April 29: Fish nuggets, Thursday, April 30: Chicken and SENIOR CENTER Wednesday, April 29: BBQ Rib on whole-grain roll with butter, carrots, gravy or chicken nuggets, warm rolls, whole-grain roll, oven roasted potato French fries, Jell-O, fruit cups. mashed potatoes. Monday, April 27: Lemon thyme wedges, buttered broccoli, mixed green Thursday, April 30: Oven roasted Friday, May 1: School made cheese chicken, sour cream/chive potato, salad with assorted dressings, bananas. chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, sticks/dipping sauce, pizza wedge. Scandinavian vegetables, fresh fruit. Thursday, April 30: Turkey and stuffing, cranberry sauce, corn, pear Tuesday, April 28: Milca’s chick- cheese roll up, seasoned rice, roasted cup. en broccoli Alfredo with pasta, garlic carrots, tangerines, assorted fruit cups. BAY PATH bread, salad and dessert. Wednesday, April 29: Rich’s country NORTH BROOKFIELD BREAKFAST style ribs, famous half baked potato, LEICESTER PRIMARY peas, salad and dessert. HIGH Monday, April 27: Blueberry pan- Thursday, April 30: Spaghetti and SCHOOL cakes with syrup, 4 oz. yogurt, 4 oz. fruit meatballs, green beans, birthday cake, Monday, April 27: Cheeseburger or juice, fruit variety. pain cake. Monday, April 27: Hamburger or chicken patty, hash brown. Tuesday, April 28: Sausage, egg and cheeseburger on whole-grain roll, oven Tuesday, April 28: Chicken fajita cheese on an English muffing, 4 oz. roasted potato wedges, baked beans, wraps or hot dog on a roll, rice pilaf, yogurt, 4 oz. fruit juice, fruit variety. TRI-VALLEY, INC. assorted fruit cups. chocolate chip cookie. Wednesday, April 29: Scrambled eggs, Tuesday, April 28: Chicken patty on Wednesday, April 29: Turkey wrap bacon, whole-wheat toast, 4 oz. fruit Monday, April 27: Lemon thyme whole-grain roll, mashed potato with , bag of potato chips or nacho with juice, fruit variety. chicken, sour cream/chive potato, gravy, seasoned corn, apple smiles, cheese, meat topping. Thursday, April 30: Assorted bagel, Scandinavian vegetables, fresh fruit. peach cup. Thursday, April 30: Buffalo chicken assorted cream cheese, 4 oz. yogurt, 4 Tuesday, April 28: Soup: Beef barley, Wednesday, April 29: Turkey sand- wrap or chicken nuggets, pasta with oz. fruit juice, fruit variety. beef paddy jardinière, mashed potatoes, wich, condiments, potato chips, brocco- herbs. honey glazed carrots, snack and loaf, li, lettuce and tomato, mixed fruit cup, Friday, May 1: Mozzarella sticks/roll, LUNCH cookie. M & M Cookie. pizza sauce, school made pizza. Wednesday, April 29: Herb roasted Thursday, April 30: Hot dog on whole- Monday, April 27: Grilled cheese, pork, potatoes au gratin, spinach, apple- grain roll, condiments, mixed vegeta- tomato soup, garden salad, fruit variety. sauce. bles, potato puffs, oranges, apples. NORTH BROOKFIELD Tuesday, April 28: Hot dog on whole- Thursday, April 30: Spaghetti and -wheat bun, vegetarian chili, fruit vari- meatballs, green beans, birthday cake, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ety. plain cake. LEICESTER MEMORIAL Wednesday, April 29: Cheeseburger Friday, May 1: Cheese Omelet with Monday, April 27: Pancakes, sausage - beef burger topped with cheese on spinach, O’Brien potatoes, mixed vege- SCHOOL link or chicken patty, hash brown. whole-wheat bun, baked tater tots, fruit tables, pears.

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We Know What Moms Like! Shop early for Mother’s Day! NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON * Gorgeous Bird Baths & Honey Flowers, Cold Weather Vegetable Bird Houses * Shiny & Colorful New Jewelry Bee Plants & Mulch Are Here! GYM RS NA * Lovely Scented Candles & TE S Orchard T IS I Hanging Baskets C Think Summer! Hand Creams W S T ACADEMY SUMMER * Beautiful Spring Wreaths & Florals Full line of our own all natural Made to Order REGISTRATION * Unique Purses & Scarves Jams • Jellies • BBQ Sauces Sandwiches and Subs Come see our * A Gift Certificate from Salsas • Honey • Pollen beautiful new BEGINS facility! the Onion! Extensive Line of APRIL 27th! H Gift Certificates H Free gift wrapping Fresh Milk & Eggs 16 Quaboag St., Brookfield Fresh Baked Breads 774.449.8007 Since 1989 Fresh Baked Muffins BOAR’S HEAD PRODUCTS WWW.TWISTERSGYMNASTICS.INFO All Natural, No Preservatives furniture & gift barn Fresh Baked Pies 105 North Main St. (Rt. 67N) Apple Dumplings Expanded Deli with a variety W. Brookfield, MA 01585 • 508-867-9400 of Pasta Salads, Pickles, Hot Dogs Spring Is HERE! Tues-Sat. 10-5 • Sun. 12-5 Honey Bee Orchard & More 107 E. Main St., W. Brookfield LANDSCAPING STONE American Cheese $3.99/lb • Beige • Brown • Blue • Blush 508-867-9900 • Purple • Red • White OPEN 9-6 •7 DAYS WEEK BOSCH We Grow 90% of Our Produce & Flowers in Season On Our Own Farm! • Lt Gray • Dk Gray Family Owned & Operated Dishwashers We Guarantee Quality & Will Not Be Undersold Stored in On Sale! Screened Loam Building Sales FAMILY • Construction Stone • Septic Stone and Barnes Enterprises PREVENTIVE FINANCE RATES AS LOW AS • Title V and Presby Sand 272 West Main St. (Rt. 9) Service DENTISTRY East Brookfield, MA 01515 2.49% • Concrete Sand • Brick Sand 508-867-7413 • Sand Box Sand TERMS UP TO 75 MONTHS! ALL BRANDS 508-885-6956 OVER 45 CARS IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES • Pool Liner Sand • Stone Dust PRICES STARTING AT $2,995 • Crushed Gravel We are handicapped accessible * Laser Dentistry 2012 2005-2014 * Late evening hours 2012 COLD PATCH AVAILABLE NOW www.davesapp.com Jeep Grand Acura TSX F150’s 4x4, Crew 42 W. Main St. Brookfield, MA * Convenient payment plans Cherokee & Supercabs 36,000 miles 20,000 Miles Prices starting @ Self Pick-uP or call * Cosmetic dentistry: $ HOME OWNER 508.867.3122 $22,995 19,800 $13,995 FRIENDLY bonding, porcelain To Schedule Your Hours: Mon.-THurs. 9aM-6pM NO veneers, crown & bridge 2013 2013 Ford 2002 eliverY odaY Fri. 9aM-5pM • saT. 10aM-3pM * Whitening (bleaching) Honda CRV C-Max Nissan Rouge d T ! MINIMUMS Hybrid, up to 50mpg AWD, Moonroof, Nav, 17,000 miles * Handicap Access 29,000 miles 57K miles * Sportsguards, $20,995 $16,850 $16,995 508-885-6100 nightguards & snoreguards (508)885-6956 2012-13 2011 2010-13 B Section * Visit our Website Ford Focus Nissan Murano Ford Fusions 239 Main St. Bronze, 37K Miles 508-885-2480 New body style available Spencer www.graceyoursmile.com 5 to choose, Different $ bodies & pkgs. 17,750 4 to choose Friday, MA 01562 Starting @ SALE PRICE starting @ $ $ $ Sand, Gravel & Asphalt 7,995 April 24, 2015 12,850 15,995 98 N. Spencer Rd.,• Rte. 31N, Spencer, MA NEW 2012 2 Lincoln PATIENTS 2011-12 Volkswagon www.bondsandandgravel.com Honda Civics MKZ’s ALWAYS Jettas AWD, Low miles Low miles, Starting @ TheHeartOf Starting @ Starting @ Where Everyone Goes For Their $ WELCOME! 11,850 $ $ Piece Of The Earth! Massachusetts.com 11,995 15,995 View Inventory at www.GetAuto.com

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366 E. Main Street., Rte. 9 • East Brookfield • 508-885-1000 www.lamoureuxford.com Service Hours: Mon 8:00am-7:00pm • Tues-Fri: 8:00am-5:00pm • Sat 8:00am-Noon “Where friends send their friends” 2 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, April 24, 2015 Friday, April 24, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 3 OBITUARIES Maria H. Curcio, 54 Scott Patrick Fitzgibbons, 43

TEMPLETON — ter of the late Donald V. Guertin. She SOUTHBRIDGE ceased by his paternal grandparents Maria H. (Guertin) was a Medical Secretary at MCI Shirley — Scott Patrick Terrence and Jean (Dion) Fitzgibbons, Curcio, 54, of 52 before retiring due to illness. Fitzgibbons, 43, died and maternal grandparents Donald Shady Lane, former- She was a lover of wildlife and was Sunday, April 12, and Therese (Giroux) Reynolds, and ly of Leicester, died also very spiritual. She enjoyed paint- after a long illness. his uncle Richard Reynolds. Wednesday, April 15, ing, photography, music, the ocean Scott is survived Scott was employed by the Worcester in her home, after an and riding motorcycles with Ralph. A by his daughters County Sheriffs Department for over illness. devoted grandmother, her grandchil- Olivia and Savannah 20 years and also as an Emergency She leaves her dren meant the world to her, and she Fitzgibbons, of Medical Technician in excess of 20-plus husband of 14 years, cherished every moment with them. Brimfield. His girls years. He took great pride in his ser- Ralph J. Curcio; her mother, Eleanore The funeral was held Tuesday, April were his source of strength and reason vice and love to others. L. (Stephan) Guertin of Charlton; a 21, from the Morin Funeral Home, 1131 to fight as valiantly as he did through- Scott began his battle with cancer in son, Derek M. Stephens of Leicester; Main Street, Leicester, with a Mass out his illness. December 2012 and was supported by a daughter, Ashley R. Stephens of in St. Aloysius-St. Jude Church, 491 He leaves his parents, Kevin and his family and closest friends through- Leicester; two grandchildren, Shya Pleasant St., Leicester. Burial fol- Nancy (Reynolds) Fitzgibbons of out his fight. A. Stephens and Stratton S. Bombard; lowed in Worcester County Memorial Brewster, his sister Stacey Berube and Memorial contributions may be two brothers, Donald V. Guertin, Park, Paxton. Calling hours were held her husband Kevin as well as nieces made to the Fitzgibbons Family Trust Jr. of Charlton and Glen Guertin of Monday at the funeral home. and nephew Jaina, Julie and Matthew (for his daughters), c/o Thomas Dubrey Rochdale; A sister, Iris B. McGrath of In lieu of flowers, memorial contri- Berube of Rutland. CPA 139 Main Street Sturbridge, MA Holyoke; a niece Chelsea McGrath, two butions may be made to Second Chance His aunts and uncles Kathleen 01566, or the Dana Farber Foundation. step-sons, Sean and Bryan Curcio; and Animal Shelter, P.O. Box 136, East Armstrong of Southbridge; Karen His wake was held Thursday, April six step-grandchildren. Brookfield, MA 01515. Benoit and her husband Paul, of North 16, at Notre Dame Church, 446 Main St., She was predeceased by a niece For more information, visit www. Brookfield, James Reynolds and his Southbridge. A Mass at 10 a.m. will be Brittany McGrath. morinfuneralhomes.com. wife Lisa, of Sturbridge, Anne Bibeau held on Friday April 17, at Notre Dame Maria was born in Worcester, daugh- and her husband Rick, of Southbridge, Church. At the family’s request, burial Jeanne and her husband Dr. Robert will be private. Send all obituary notices to The New Leader, Ouellette of Wyoming, and Florida, Sansoucy Funeral Home, 40 Marcy Dianne and her husband Tom Allard St., Southbridge, is directing the PO Box 90, Southbridge, MA 01550, of Southbridge, Donna Reynolds of arrangements. Southbridge, and many loving cous- For more information, visit www. or by e-mail to [email protected] ins and close friends. Scott was prede- sansoucyfuneral.com. CALENDAR

The calendar page is a free service between 8 a.m. and noon, Monday ing “Soil Testing” by Don Roberts. vided by volunteers from American offered for listings for government, through Friday at 508-885-2149. Members who would like their soil Poodles at Work, Inc. Studies have educational and non-profit organiza- tested are asked to bring a clean plastic shown reading to therapy dogs can tions. Send all calendar listings and LEICESTER bag with at least 1 cup of soil from their remarkably improve reading skills in happenings by mail to Editor Adam Crafts & Bake Sale — Leicester garden. We will be testing for nitrogen, children. Minor at Stonebridge Press, P.O. Box Senior Housing, 1075 Main St., (behind phosphorus, potash, and PH (acidity/ 90, Southbridge, MA 01550; by fax at Dunkin Donuts), Saturday, April 25, alkaline). It would be better that the (508) 764-8015 or by e-mail to aminor@ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Miscellaneous craft soil is dry and try not to handle it with Saturday, May 2 stonebridgepress.com. Please write “cal- items and baked goods. Afghan Raffle. your hands, which could contaminate endar” in the subject line. All calendar the soil. The program will be held from EAST BROOKFIELD listings must be submitted by 10 a.m. on 2-4 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 148 Car Wash, Bake Monday to be published in the following Sunday, April 26 Sale, Can and Food Drive — May Friday’s edition. We will print such list- 2, 9 a.m. to noon. Behind the East ings as space allows. LEICESTER Tuesday, April 28 Brookfield Fire Department. Bring “Share the Spirit” — This alterna- a non-perishable food item and get tive worship service is held on the sec- SPENCER your car washed! Donations accept- Saturday, April 25 ond and fourth Sundays each month. Looking for a fun activity to do with ed. Stop in and say hello! We will be The service will be discontinued at your toddler or preschooler? Come to selling delicious baked goods and col- NORTH BROOKFIELD least through the summer after the toddler story hour (if your child is lecting returnables, can’t wait to see NBSC Ham Dinner — Regrettably, April 26 gathering. It was developed aged 18 months-3 years after Oct. 1) you there! All money collected will go the friends of the North Brookfield with busy families in mind, and all at the Richard Sugden Library, from directly to Pack 148, and all food items Council on Aging has canceled the who would appreciate a briefer, less 10-10:45 a.m., and meet other parents, collected will go to the food pantry at Ham Dinner scheduled for April 25, formal, and more active worship expe- enjoy songs, movements, stories, and East Brookfield Baptist Church. due to conflicting fundraisers on the rience combined with creative expres- a craft with your toddler! Caregivers same evening. sion or deeper faith discussions. Come must remain in the room with their BROOKFIELD check it out! Bring a friend! And please toddler and registration is required. The Women’s Alliance of the Second Chance Animal Shelter let Pastor Doreen know if you are For Pre-K children aged 3 years by Brookfield Unitarian Universalist Vaccine and Microchip Clinic – interested in having this type of ser- Oct. 1 and older, come to Pre-K story Church, located at 9 Upper River Saturday, April 25, 9-11 a.m.: Vaccine vice continue next year in some form hour from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. and enjoy Street (on the Brookfield Common) is and Microchip Clinic, 372 North Main – perhaps less frequent and always as songs, movements, stories, and a craft! sponsoring its Nineteenth Goods and Street, North Brookfield. a meal, perhaps at a different time, per- Caregivers must remain on the same Services Silent Auction on Saturday, haps the same as it has been. We appre- floor as their child and registration is May 2, from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. The North Brookfield Decorates ciate the feedback. Pastor Doreen can required. The theme today is frogs. event is open to the public and refresh- Committee’s Annual Earth Day Event be reached at 508-892-3274 or by email ments are served. There is no admis- – Saturday, April 25, 2015, 9 a.m. – 3 at [email protected] sion fee. The Women’s Alliance found- p.m.: The North Brookfield Decorates Again we welcome your presence and Wednesday, April 29 ed in the 1850s, has been active in Committee will again hold its Annual opinions. charitable causes since its inception. Earth Day. This year we would like NORTH BROOKFIELD A portion of the proceeds from this to encourage residents to pick up the WEST BROOKFIELD NB PTO Bake Sale and Scholastic year’s Silent Auction will benefit trash on their streets anytime through- Sunday, April 26, Salem Cross Inn, Book Fair Family Night – Wednesday, Camp Putnam. Camp Putnam, locat- out the month of April. The street 12 noon — Quaboag Historical Society April 29, 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.: Calling ed in New Braintree, provides chil- trash collected should then be brought will hold its annual awards luncheon all NBES Bakers! The PTO is hosting dren with a true camp experience that to the Highway Department during the at Salem Cross Inn on Sunday, April a bake sale on Wednesday, April 29 encourages and promotes emotional, hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on April 25. 26. Cocktails at noon, luncheon at 12:30 from 5:30 – 7:30 in conjunction with the social, intellectual, and personal dis- American flags that need to be prop- p.m., Lucy Stone, J. Irving England and Scholastic Book Fair Family Night. covery in a safe, structured environ- erly destroyed are also collected. Many Outstanding Citizen awards present- All proceeds will be going to the NBES ment. Among the numerous of items seniors from the Senior Center offer ed to Chrystine Paquette, Stephanie Library Fund. We are looking for and services available at this year’s their assistance that is greatly appre- Benoit and Madaline Arn at 1:45 p.m., donations of cookies, brownies, and Silent Auction are: custom bookcas- ciated. North Brookfield Decorates Program, Minxie and Jim Fannin pre- other baked goodies for our bake sale. es, jewelry, original artwork by local believes that this approach to ‘Earth sentation on Preserving and Restoring Store bought or home baked are equal- artists, and gift certificates to area Day’ enhances our endeavors for com- the Art and Poetry of Gravestones ly welcome! Individually wrapped por- restaurants and businesses. Several munity awareness, pride and spirit. in our Cemeteries at 2 p.m. Tickets tions are ideal. local businesses have donated gift cer- Any questions or if you would like to are $30 per person. Yankee pot roast, tificates for items and services. This assist please contact Julie McCarthy at baked scrod, vegetarian plate. Call year, the Auction will again feature a 508-867-8692 or Trish Miller at 508-867- Will Steadman 508-867-3098 or Ruth Thursday, April 30 Chili Cook-Off presented by members 7054, the North Brookfield Decorates Lyon 508-867-7316 for tickets by April of the Alliance. Committee. 15. SPENCER Questions regarding the silent auc- Bringing play to story time and engi- tion or information on how to donate SPENCER WARREN neering to life, sponsored and present- goods or services for the auction may For the past 12 years the Church & Vegetarian Cooking Class, ed by CFCE. Join your toddler/pre- Turn To CALENDAR page B4 Community Committee of the First Sunday, April 26, from 1-4 p.m., at schooler for stories, music, and play Congregational Church has sponsored the Warren Seventh-Day Adventist activities using a spring cleanup. We are requesting School, 1570 Southbridge Rd., Warren a variety of con- your support for Spencer Pride Day, (just north of Breezelands Orchard). struction materi- which has been scheduled for Saturday, Demonstrations and tasting will fea- als. Meets from April 25, (rain or shine). We would like ture Healthy Food Fast. Suggested 10:30-11:30 in the To place an to enlist the schools, scouts and other donation, $5. Pre-register by April 19 Richard Sugden In-Memoriam, community groups to participate in by calling 413-245-7159 and leave your Library commu- this one day “spring cleanup” of the name and phone number. nity room. Card of Thanks, Spencer streets and roads. It should be Paws and Pages a way for all of us to affirm our pride BROOKFIELD is today from Birthday or Anniversary Greeting, in community spirit. The church has The Brookfield Garden Club will 4-4:45 p.m. Come in the Spencer New Leader, purchased bright lime yellow T-shirts meet on Sunday, April 26, at the read a favorite for all participants. A light lunch of hot Brookfield Congregational Church. book out loud to a the deadline is Friday noon dogs, chips, drink and pastries will be There will be a program involv- therapy dog pro- for the following week. served to all participants at 11:30 a.m. Registration Ad prices are $15 for a 2x3 (actual size 2 4” x 3”) will be from 9 to In loving memory of or $25 for a 3x4 (3.7” X 4”) or 4x3 (5” x 3”). 9:30 a.m. the partic- You can add a photo at no additional cost. ipants will receive Roland Constantineau Sr. a T-shirt, gloves, trash bags and One year ago, 4/21/2014, To send by mail, please mail to their assigned area we lost the greatest man we ever knew. June Simakauskas, P. O. Box 90, 25 Elm St., for the cleanup. If anyone has You are sadly missed each and every Southbridge, MA 01550. a Spencer Pride day, and always in our thoughts Personal checks, Visa, Master Card, Discover and AMEX are accepted. Day T-Shirt from a and hearts. previous year we For more information, would appreciate Love, it if you bring it please call June at 508-909-4062 with you on the Darlene, Rick, Sarah, Stacy, or email [email protected] above date. Roland Jr., Brenda, Paige, Annette, and she’ll be happy to help! Anyone wishing to help in this Heather, Tanya and Kristina project please call the church office 4 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, April 24, 2015 CALENDAR invasive plants, please.) All plants are from 10:00-10:45 and meet other parents, The North Brookfield North Crafty CALENDAR free! Bring labeled plants and seedlings enjoy songs, movements, stories, and Christians meet every Saturday from continued from page B3 to the library between 9:30 and 10 a.m., a craft with your toddler! Caregivers 10 a.m. to noon in the parsonage of the and stay to enjoy the May Festival. For must remain in the room with their tod- First Congregational Church of North be directed to Barbara Hale, co-chair of more information call Harbour at (508) dler and registration is required. Brookfield. If you knit, crochet, cross- the event at 508-347-7821 or via e-mail: 867-5028. For Pre-K children aged 3 years by stitch or do any other kind of portable [email protected]. October first and older, come to Pre-K craft, come and craft with us! It is open Bring the whole family to the 3rd story hour from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. and to everyone — every skill level, every NORTH BROOKFIELD annual Community Spring Fair, host- enjoy songs, movements, stories, and craft, every age. For more information, May Festival of Local Food, Farms ed by The Church of Jesus Christ of a craft! Caregivers must remain on the contact Ashley Ottman at (484) 213-1750 and Gardens, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Latter-day Saints between 12 and 4 same floor as their child and registra- or e-mail to [email protected]. Haston Free Public Library in North p.m. Exhibits and information booths tion is required. The theme today is Brookfield, 161 North Main Street, fea- manned by knowledgeable local people shapes. The North Brookfield Historical turing local farmers, nurseries, winer- and business owners will cover every- Society Museum will be open from 9 a.m. ies, orchards, restaurants, food craft- thing from raising alpacas to long-term Thursday, May 7 to noon on the first and third Saturdays ers, and grocers selling their wares, food storage as well as 20 other topics. of the month through October. Special along with live local music, a Free Plant Special activities will be available for SPENCER appointments will be arranged when- Swap, compost demonstration, open children, with free hotdogs and drinks May 7: Have some fun with your ever possible. For details and updates, space preservation, nature crafts for for everyone. For more information, little one! Come to a free music and please visit http://northbrookfieldhis- kids, and door prizes. The fourth annu- call 508-246-5887. movement program for toddlers, pre- toricalsociety.wordpress.com. al North Brookfield TREP$ Marketplace schoolers, and their caregivers spon- is taking place at the same time, at Saturday, May 2, 5:30-8:30 p.m., North sored and presented by CFCE. Meets in WEST BROOKFIELD the North Brookfield Congregational Brookfield Elementary School. The the Richard Sugden Library communi- The Merriam-Gilbert Public Church across the street, with over 85 Heart to Heart Foundation, Inc. and ty room from 10:30-11:30 a.m. on the first Library in West Brookfield is hosting youth businesses selling crafts, collect- the Fiske family are honoring Richard Thursday of each month. “Lawyer For a Night” at 6:30 p.m. on ibles and more. Bring the whole family Fiske Sr. on his 90th birthday and cel- Paws and Pages is today from 4-4:45 the first Thursday of the month. Local and celebrate spring! For more infor- ebrating the 20th anniversary of the p.m. Come read a favorite book out loud Counselors at Law, James and Tom mation call the library at (508) 867-0208. Heart to Heart Foundation Inc., with to a therapy dog provided by volunteers Hoffey, will offer assistance with civil/ an evening of fun, including a spaghetti from American Poodles at Work, Inc. legal situations and answer related sit- Free Plant Swap — Share your peren- dinner catered by E.B. Flatts, a wonder Studies have shown reading to therapy uations. All are welcome to attend. This nial divisions and other garden plants ful stage show with Donna Lee and dogs can remarkably improve reading is a free program. and see what other gardeners bring to Friends, Charlie Lask as Neil Diamond, skills in children. the annual Plant Swap, sponsored by Mo the Voice, George Reeves, The Korn The Toddler Play Group for children the North Brookfield Cultural Council, Kobs and guest speakers. Free admis- Saturday, May 9 ages birth to 4 years meets Mondays at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the May Festival sion, but reservations are needed to 10 a.m. in the Children’s Room at the of the Haston Free Public Library, 161 help us plan accordingly. For reser- ROCHDALE Merriam-Gilbert Public Library, 3 West North Main Street, North Brookfield. vations, call Dick Fiske Sr. at 508-867- Women of Christ Church, 1089 Main St., West Brookfield. The first Everyone is welcome to participate, 6283 or Dick Fiske Jr. at 508-400-0447. Stafford St., Rochdale, will hold its 3rd half hour will be free play. During the with or without plants to donate. (No Dinner served 5:30-6:45 p.m., entertain- annual “Flea Market and Craft Fair” on second half hour, the librarian will lead ment from 7-8:30 p.m. Raffles and 50/50 May 9 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will the group with songs, finger plays, and throughout the show. be something for everyone, beautiful- stories. Just drop in, no registration is ly handcrafted items, attic treasures, necessary. TREE CUTTING some antiques and much more. If inter- Sunday, May 3 ested in reserving a space or would like WARREN Tree Removal more information, please call Susan at The Cross Roads Café Coffeehouse is Chipping SPENCER (508) 885-9261. A food concession will held at 7 p.m. on the first Saturday of Brush Removal Mass Firebirds Car Club Spring be available throughout the day offer- each month at the Emmanuel Church, Stump Grinding Kickoff — Sunday, May 3, 11 a.m. to 2 ing freshly made breakfast, lunch and 25 Winthrop Terrace, Warren. All ages Aerial Bucket Service p.m. Crop & Carrot Tack Shop, 133 West snack items. In the event of inclement are welcome. There is no cover charge; Main St., Spencer. Rain date: May 10. No weather, vendors will set up in the par- however, a love offering is accepted as a Jason Magnusson • Tree Specialist registration fee. Snow is gone, weath- ish hall. gift to the Band or Musician as thanks Fully Insured er’s warm, time to get that Firebird out to God for their sharing of their talent SkyHook Tree Free Estimates and join us in Spencer! Whether you and gift for the glory of God (www. skyhooktree.com 508.962.3943 own a Trans Am, Formula, or Firebird, Saturday, May 23 emmanuelorthodox.org). no matter what the condition, bring it over! And while you’re her, why not NORTH BROOKFIELD RUTLAND join the Mass Firebirds Car Club? We North Brookfield Town-Wide Yard Senior Exercises Classes are held meet at Cruise Nights and car shows; Sale — Saturday, May 23, 8 a.m. to every Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. and also have club meets and cruises. If 2 p.m.: Rain or Shine. Registration at the Rutland Community Center, the weather is iffy on May 3 check our forms will be available at Haston’s Free Glenwood Road, Rutland. Enjoy an Mass Firebirds Facebook page or call Public Library or by contacting Becky hour of fun and exercise to music to 978-249-8108. Kiszka at 508-867-3065 or nbptoyard- help stay strong, fit, healthy and inde- [email protected]. Early Bird registra- pendent. Classes are co-ed and all are tion $15 before May 9, otherwise the fee welcome. The fee is $4 per class. For Tuesday, May 5 will be $20 to be included on the map. more information, call Joyce Gamache Registration deadline is Wednesday, at (508) 754-2821. SPENCER May 20. Maps will be sold the day of May 5: Looking for a fun activity to the sale in front of the Town House and BROOKFIELD do with your toddler or preschooler? across the street for $1. Music Time with Ms. Renee Coro at Come to toddler story hour (if your 11:30 a.m. Wednesdays at the Merrick child is aged 18 months-3 years after ONGOING EVENTS Public Library, 2 Lincoln St., Brookfield. Oct. 1) at the Richard Sugden Library All ages welcome to attend, no sign-up is NORTH BROOKFIELD necessary, free snacks and juice served. M.L. PARTLOW & SON, INC. There will be free weekly Parent/ This program is funded by the Jeppson Since Child Programs from 9 to 11 a.m. Memorial Fund for Brookfield, Greater ASPHALT PAVING SPECIALIST 1998 Fridays and Wednesdays at the North Worcester Community Foundation. PAVING AND INFRARED THERMAL BONDING Brookfield Elementary School, New Quality Work Guaranteed School Road, North Brookfield. The pro- SPENCER Commercial Parking Lots gram runs on school calendar and clos- The Economy Shop at the First Residential Driveways es for vacation and inclement weather Congregational Church of Spencer, 207 Roadways • New or Resurfacing PAVING according to North Brookfield School Main St., Spencer, will be open from Ad Libs Berms • Sidewalks FULLY INSURED calendar. 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AN INTRIGUING OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN EXTREMELY UNIQUE 3.32 ACRE ON BATES POINT! Elegant Webster Lake Waterfront Home offers all the amen- land on WEBSTER LAKE WATERFRONT PROPERTY! Town Map# 40-D-14-0 ities of a fine home Plus Direct Webster Lake Access! Located in a sheltered cove ON DEPOSIT showing Total Acreage of 11.28. Located at the Southern most end of Webster which provides boat access to full open water! Inground pool, a fully fenced lakeside yard. Fine features include: crown moldings, 9’ ceilings, beautiful Pristine Waterfront Island Lot with Western Exposure! 3+ acres Commercially Zoned! 340 feet Street Lake’s South Pond. Extreme Privacy with Direct Lake Access along a Delightful Level frontage on Thompson Rd., 450 feet on Tower St., 339 NEW LISTING: Unique Webster Lake Waterfront Home! Panoramic views Peninsula that juts out into Webster Lake. Simple yet very Charming Year-round cherry kitchen w/ceramic tile floors, granite countertops, S/S appliances, center Perfect Summer Retreat! Custom Built Post & Beam feet on Paper Rd - Summit St. Included is a 2 family, of both Middle and South Ponds! 188+/- of waterfrontage! 15594 +/- sq ft Lot! Ranch has a Full Finished Lower Level & walkout access to a screened-in patio, island, Slider to large lake facing deck! Formal dining , formal living rooms w/ shed with Loft! Existing Long Island homes have ac- 3 Bedroom! 2 Baths! Lake facing Fireplaced formal Living Room! Lower Level plus a detached garage & shed. ENJOY the PARK LIKE GROUNDS! Plenty of land gleaming hardwood floors! Plus private 2nd floor 20x26 family room! Spacious Fieldstone constructed 2 car garage. B-4 Zoned. master bedroom, whirlpool tub w/waterfall faucet & separate marble show- cess to Seasonal Town Water and Sewer. $149,900. Summer Kitchen and Fireplace! Garage! $464,900 & nice location to build a Dream Home or possibly more! Developing possibilities? New Price $599,000 Call for details. $389,000. er! Propane gas heat & central air!! NEW IMPROVED PRICE $569,000. 6 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, April 24, 2015 Cresent Gate at Sturbridge Brenda Ryan Jan Melissa Mary Jo Spiro Vivian Broker- DiGregorio Cournoyer Demick Thomo Marrero- Owner Hilli Doros “We are part of Make Southbridge Home” SOUTHBRIDGE ~ NEW CONSTRUCTION 201 SOUTH STREET, OPEN HOUSE REDUCED SOUTHBRIDGE, MA April 25 & 26 508-765-9155 • 11:00-1:00 FAX: 508-765-2698 Robin Debra Debbie Joan Chad Michelle Stan 4 Homes have SOLD Giguere Nordby- Thomo Lacoste Splaine Roy Misiaszek Rivera & more Now offering rental services HISTORIC LOW INTEREST RATES under construction! 55+ community: 920 sq.ft. condo. 1 br. hard- Southbridge:(New Southbridge: LOADS OF (GPS to 87 Wall St) wood floors, w/carperts in BR. All App. inc. Listing) Marino Pond Water SPACE comes with this Classic View! Wonderful 6 rooms Colonial! 10 rooms 5 bedrooms Energy Efficient Homes on Cournoyer Blvd. 3 Bdrm, 2 washer/dryer in unit. Condo fee includes cen- 3 bedroom 1 ½ bath Cape! 3 baths!! Large eat in kitchen, NEW LISTING Bath, 2 Car Garage under, granite countertops, central air, tral heat/AC and water. Terrific location close Beautiful updated kitchen sliders to deck. Lots & Lots of hardwoods, tile, one year builder’s warranty. This home is to major highways. Elevator to heated garage. with granite, loads of custom updates including a pellet stove R ready for a quick sale! cabinets & open to dining room. Large living room to enclosed to help with heating costs! Now Pool/room Library, exercise room, TV room. porch & fenced yard. Lower level fantastic GAME Room! First work needed. Roof updated, vinyl floor bedroom. Garage. 2010 Windows. Sheds. Generator hook sided, CB, Deck. Gas heat. PLUS 3 car garage and BIG YARD! Christi Cournoyer Very quiet. Price reduced to $149,900 up. Very short walk to Town Beach! $239,900. $189,900. 384 Main St., Southbridge, MA Southbridge: Southbridge: Family Call owner 1-508-347-3063. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12-2 Owned for 40 years! Great 508-764-3202 24A MARIA AVE 2 family with 4 room End Unit condo Available for OPEN HOUSE 12-2 2 bedroom units. Nice Sale-4 room 2 bedroom 2 bath enclosed porches for both with screen porch overlooking E woods. Extra glass cabinet in units. Updated boilers. kitchen. Breakfast bar. Washer & Dryer, refrigerator, stove, Each tenant pays their own dishwasher all stay. Needs a little paint & update flooring BUT the utilities. Level yard. All mechanics are working and each layout is great! Take a look! $79,900. apartment is rentable. Not a short sale or foreclosure. 508-943-7669 • 774-230-5044 Seller is motivated. 99,900! Maria Reed Diane Luong Bob Zannotti Bill Roland JoAnnSoldMyHouse.com 508-873-9254 774-239-2937 508-414-8101 508-272-5832 Southbridge: Southbridge/Stubridge area: NMLS #20898 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12-2 Spectacular Home with 7 rooms LICENSED IN MA & CT 499 DENNISON DRIVE 3 bedrooms 2 baths! What’s so LICENSED IN MA & CT Call any agent listed FABULOUS RENOVATED Jo-Ann Szymczak special? THE IMPROVEMENTS! CRS, GRI, SRES, ASP “Home “Home Ownership Ownership Matters” Matters” OPEN HOUSE 12-2 SPACIOUS RANCH! 7 rooms 3 New gorgeous kitchen w/ Jenn above for a showing bedrooms 2 baths. Brand new A Air appliances, granite counters, Master bedroom with beautiful tile tile flooring. New 1st Fl full bath & Now on Real Estate TV • Channel 193 @ Charter Saturday & Sunday bath plus walk in closet! Brand New Kitchen! Huge living room laundry. New Vinyl siding, new gas furnace & HW heater. First with hardwood floors. Newly vinyl sided plus new windows, roof, floor familyroom plus sunroom to great multi-layered deck. Just DUDLEY/OXFORD DUDLEY & doors. Lovely level yard with views! 2 car garage. $234,900. minutes to Rt 84 & Mass Pike. $218,900. MORTGAGE RATES ARE DOWN!! GREAT TIME TO BUY!! L EMERSON REALTORS

* Move right in! * 2.6 Acres * Granite & Maple Kitch * 3 season porch The Market Leader * Country setting * Custom built hip-roof SUN • 11-1 * 24x24 family room * Lower level fam. room DUDLEY: * Convenient to highway colonial * 2 Baths * 4 bedroom * Oversized cape Outstand- * 3 Bedrooms *1.5 baths ing Cus- 21 Piasta Rd • $289,900 17 Corbin Rd • $339,900 NEW LISTING! tom Home featuring CHARLTON THOMPSON CT – QUADDICK LAKE great floor * Waterfront plan with * Contemporary 17 Wellman Street, Auburn $229,900 2,800+sf. * Multi Level Well maintained 3 BR Dutch Colonial Featuring 3-4 bedrooms, formal dining WATERFRONT * HW Floors loaded with charm and character. Gleaming room, country style kitchen & huge fam- hardwood floors, updated kitchen and bath, SEASON IS * 24’x24’ Family Rm natural woodwork throughout, oversize deck ily with cathedral ceiling leading to deck. HERE! * 2.5 Baths Master suite, 3 full baths & 3 E for family fun, fenced yard. * Cathedral Ceiling Offered at: $229,900. car garage $409,900 Call today! * 100’ Water front * Galley Kitchen Master Bedroom * 2 Car garage in fenced yard Call Mary Ellen Cox Call Kevin Maher * 2 Bedroom * Granite counters * Updated Kitchen * Full Service Lake 508-735-7061 508-450-4219 or * 2 bonus room over garage * Spectacular views * 2-3 bedrooms (Boating, Jet skis, Fishing) E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] 97C Baker Pond Rd - $319,000 26 Breaults Landing Rd - $399,900 Worcester: Well LAND- maintained 4 bed- Charlton room victorian in S established neigh- Established borhood. Close to area of homes. shopping, highways, 1.15 acres slop- schools & public ing lot. Well pool. Hardwoods and septic on throughout. Fireplaced living room. Huge, cabinet packed, eat-in kitchen with pantry. property but Open House Directory Bonus walk-up attic has a 5th bedroom and condition is not additional open living area ready to be fin- known. Across T Deadline: Monday at 10am ished. 3 Season porch and 2 car detached from Charlton (C) Condo (X) Condex (M) Multi-Family (T) Townhouse garage.Seller $227,000 Furniture. $49.900 (B) Business (U) Duplex (S) Single Family (D) Adult (P) Land (L) Mobile Home (A) Apartment Community Jeannine Silun Claire M. Earley [email protected] ADDRESS STYLE TIME PRICE REALTOR/SELLER/PHONE 508-579-0696 508-208-1395 SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 2015 AUBURN: Auburn: 13 A Beautiful Bancroft ready to Street Antique SOUTHBRIDGE SOLD move in 3 New England Cournoyer Boulevard S 11-1 CALL Christi Cournoyer, bedroom split Colonial A (GPS to 87 Wall St) Hometown Realty, 508-864-3356, 508-764-3202 with easy GEM! 1760 flowing lay with 4 beds, 2 out in the heart of Auburn.Outstanding FULL baths, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2015 well maintained! Setting back from the road access with lots of privacy too. street gives wonderful privacy. Ell offers T Won’t last. Priced at $239,900. great potential for extended family liv- SOUTHBRIDGE ing. Wide Pine Floors. $365,500 Cournoyer Boulevard S 11-1 CALL Christi Cournoyer, (GPS to 87 Wall St) Hometown Realty, 508-864-3356, 508-764-3202 Stratton Vitikos Call Beth Johnson 843-957-1629 For your showing today! 24A Maria Ave C 12-2 $79,900 Aucoin Ryan Realty 508-765-9155 [email protected] 774-289-6437 E 499 Dennison Dr S 12-2 $239,900 Aucoin Ryan Realty 508-765-9155

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AUBURN: Custom Colonial at Bridle Webster $204,900 Path. Offer 4 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths and 4bdrm, 2 car gar, 2.5 BA, updated 2 car attached garage. 1st floor 9’ ceiling, heating, windows, roof, electrical!! master suite, finished lower level and land- Move in and enjoy this summer! Close scaped grounds. MINT to schools, shopping and $ 449,900 Highway access!! Nice home turnkey come see!!! Donna Caissie Laura Poulin-Harkins 774-641-3325 508-207-3802 Thinking of Selling? OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE NEW LISTING Get Ready Now NEW LISTING NEW LISTING For Spring Market Charlton: Large Colonial style home tucked DUDLEY-SUN Put the power of a seasoned away several hundred feet from road w/close HOLLAND-SUN HOLLAND STURBRIDGE THOMPSON CT 21 Mason Rd • 1:30-3 53 Island Rd • 12-1:30 professional, CHIC BELAND, to 11 acre. Stone fireplace, large recently Hamilton Res. 138’ of deeded beach on 3 BR, 2.5 bath Ranch, 4 BR Center Hall to work for you. 30 Years of renovated kitchen, gleaming hardwoods & 4 BR, 2.5 bath Cape with Waterfront with 50’ Hamilton Res! centrally located! Colonial, 2.5 baths. $180,000. Experience. CALL TODAY ! open floor plan. 3 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2 many updates! $264,900. frontage. $249,900. $239,900. $315,000. car garage & More. A stunning Ingrid Helena Karp. Larry Mandell. Lisa Boudreau. Moira McGrath. Sarah Gustafson. Estate. $415,000 Chic Beland [email protected] Ron Garabedian REDUCED 508-523-7733 774-641-3325 NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING www.emersonrealtors.net

OXFORD HOLLAND SOUTHBRIDGE BROOKLYN, CT UNION, CT Expanded 5 BR, 2.5 bath Fabulous yr-rd Well maintained 3 BR, 3 BR Ranch on level 2 BR Waterfront on Cape on 1+A. Waterfront on Ham Res! 2 bath Cape, hardwoods. 1.3+A. Hamilton Res. $324,900. $325,000. $199,900. $174,900. $229,900. GOT A HOUSE FOR Laura Eliason. Lisa Boudreau. Dennis Bottcher. Ingrid Helena Karp. Lisa Boudreau.

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7 Margaret Circle, Pomfret $359,000 32 Letters St, Putnam $380,000 38 Draper Woods, Sturbridge MA $444,900 147 Liberty Highway, Putnam $250,000 12-14 Bluebird Ln, Model unit#4, Dayville $209,900 8 Amberg Dr , Pomfret $384,900 NEW PRICE www.G697549.bhhsNEproperties.com www.G10030119.bbhsNEproperties.com www.G691688.bhhsNEproperties.com www.G10005801.bhhsNEproperties.com www.G694978.bhhsNEproperties.com www.71801997.bhhsNEproperties.com Recently completely updated! 2757 SF, 4 BR & Fabulous open living with lots of glass and privacy. Spectacular 4BR/2.5BA Colonial. Bonus Room, Charm and great taste abound! 2400sf home w/3+ Sensational Condo living. Open floor plan. Built to 3BR. 2.5BA, Beautiful country property. Impeccably 3-1/2 BA. Top of the line kitchen/baths. Heated Expansive kitchen w/granite. Large private deck to Custom Kitchen, Hdwd, Pottery Barn Decor. Not BR & updated baths! FP. Rich in details and won- suit. 1200 sf, one level or two! Landscaped. Waiting for you. in-ground pool. New 3-car detached garage! enjoy the view! 2800+sf. to be missed! derful nooks and crannies on 1-1/2 acres. Rachel Sposato 860-234-1343 Charlie Tracy 860-428-6425 Stephanie 860-428-5960 & Cyrille 860-338-0964 John Downs 860-377-0754 Mary Scalise 860-918-1539 Stephanie Gosselin -860-428-5960

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1215 Rt 197, Woodstock $289,000 NEW PRICE 24 Holmeslea Court , Woodstock $159,900 2 Champeaux, Sturbridge MA $375,900 PRICE REDUCED 16 Palmer Road, Scotland $200,000 NEW LISTING www.G10036487.bhhsNEproperties.com www.G701131.bhhsNEproperties.com www.G10035839.bhhsNEproperties.com www.G685985.bhhsNEproperties.com www.71780101.bhhsNEproperties.com Great 2 BR condo w/many upgrades, originally a www.G10034297.bhhsNEproperties.com Stunning Colonial Granite, Hdwd, Cathedral Ceiling, Remarkable Country Home on 5 Acres, Craftsman- Lovely Country Gambrel, Zoned Village Business. Sprawling ranch with 4+ bedrooms and a complete Clean classic Cape in the heart of Woodstock. Close 4BR/2.5BA. Picture Perfect! Access to Hwys. ship at its best, Wood Floors, Doors & Cabinets, Beautiful Flowering Gardens. New Carpets, FP in model unit. Granite & cherry cabinets. DR w/tray to everything. 3 BR, FP, Garage, Pretty back yard. ceiling. 1 car att garage. 2 bedroom in-law apartment! Move Right In! In-law, Wood Furnace, Bonus Room. LR w/Hdwd, 4 BR 2 BA, Newer Furnace. Brooke Gelhaus 860-336-9408 Chet Zadora 860-208-6724 Mary Scalise 860-918-1539 Lori Silvia 860-230-8267 Amanda Guillot 860-319-7907 Diane White 860-377-4016 Dayville $575,000 NEW PRICE Woodstock $650,000 NEW LISTING Pomfret $325,000 NEW LISTING Woodstock $112,000 NEW PRICE Putnam $175,900 NEW LISTING Eastford $259,500 NEW LISTING

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Local Events, Arts, and HERE & THERE Entertainment Listings SATURDAY, APRIL 25 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY 508-885-2708 207 Main St., Spencer, MA NIGHT RIGGAGOO Sponsored by the American Legion HEXMARK TAVERN 4-piece classic rock/blues band SATURDAY, MAY 2 Post 138 and the Spencer AT SALEM CROSS INN 9:00 p.m. Cultural Council 260 West Main St., West 308 LAKESIDE ROB ADAMS Free and open to the public Brookfield, MA 308 East Main St. East Brookfield, MA Popular vocalist/guitarist 508-867-2345 774-449-8333 9 :00 p.m. ONGOING www.salemcrossinn.com www.308lakeside.com 308 LAKESIDE 308 East Main St., East FREE COMMUNITY YOGA Every Thursday is KLEM’S SPRING Brookfield, MA Every Sunday at 6:30 p.m. CHICKEN NIGHT CONSIGNMENT AUCTION 774-449-8333 Cash donations accepted 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. 10:00 a.m. www.308lakeside.com for P.A.W.S. Family style baked Sell your unwanted tractors and nonperishable chicken and equipment! SUNDAY, MAY 3 food collected for with fries, pasta & Contact Rich at 508-885-2708 Daily Bread marinara sauce, or [email protected] CRAFTS FAIR AT STRONG BODY/STRONG salad and rolls KLEM’S THE INN AT WOODSTOCK HILL MIND Adults: $11.75 117 West Main St., Spencer, MA 94 Plaine Hill Rd., Woodstock, CT 112 Main St., Putnam, CT Children under 10: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. www.strongbodystrongmind.us $6.75 SUNDAY, APRIL 26 80 crafters AMERICAN LEGION 978-602-3887 ROADHOUSE BLUES JAM TUTTLE POST #279 AMERICAN LEGION RIDERS Every Sunday, 3:00 – 7:00 p.m. 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, MA OPEN HOUSE BREAKFAST WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY CADY’S TAVERN 508-832-2701 American Legion Post 138 MAY 6 - 10 2168 Putnam Pike, Chepachet, RI 6:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. 401-568-4102 TRIVIA NIGHT 175 Main St., Spencer, MA RECORDS & BURPEE AT THE STOMPING GROUND Call Dan at 774-200-6458 TRAVELING CHILDREN’S ZOO TRIVIA NIGHT Every Wednesday, 6:00 p.m. for more info Free admission! Wednesdays 132 Main St., Putnam, CT Educational family fun 7:00 p.m. -9:30 p.m. 860-928-7900 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, KLEM’S HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB Also, live music MAY 1 AND 2 117 West Main St., 325 Pleasant St., Leicester, MA five nights a week Spencer, MA 508-892-9822 (Wed.-Sun.) ANNUAL WINDHAM COUNTY 4H 508-885-2708 AUCTION AND TAG SALE WISE GUYS TEAM TRIVIA Woodstock Fairgrounds SATURDAY, MAY 9 Every Tuesday, 8:00 – 10:00 Rte. 169, Woodstock, CT p.m. Auction preview at 5 p.m. THE SASSY CHAPEAU CADY’S TAVERN Auction at 6 p.m. HAT SHOW 2168 Putnam Pike (Rt. 44) 860-974-3379 Thompson Raceway Restaurant Chepachet, RI Rte. 193, Thompson, CT 401-568-41 02 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Tickets $15 KARAOKE MAY 1, 2, 3 877-442-3572 Every Friday and Saturday SATURDAY, MAY 16 8 p.m.-12 In the Veterans Lounge 7:00 p.m. Public invited SONGS OF WWII AMERICAN LEGION KLEM’S SPRING FEST PERFORMED BY TUTTLE POST #279 AND TENT SALE SINGING STAR 88 Bancroft St., Auburn, Come early for the best selection! RUTH HARCOVITZ MA View the schedule at in celebration of the 508-832-2701 www.klemsonline.com 70th Anniversary KLEM’S of the end of WWII 8 SPENCER NEW LEADER • Friday, April 24, 2015 THE WRITE STUFF for SEASON 13! ~ April 24, 2015 A BIG THANK YOU to our SPONSORS… Spencer Bank, Country Bank, & Lamoureux Ford If you would like to be a business sponsor of this special page, please contact me at [email protected] We’d also like to thank our participating teachers and their students this month... Tricia Tarentino & Cheryl Shipman, North Brookfield Elementary School; Mona Hayes, Knox Trail Junior High School, Spencer; and Laura Hingston, Wire Village School, Spencer. Thank you for joining us this month! Students are encouraged to send in essays on their own as well by email. If you have any questions, please contact June at 508-909-4062 or email [email protected]. Happy Reading/Happy WRiting!!!

My Best Friends My Favorite Pet April Fools Money Frogs BY ADREANNA PETERSON, BY AMBER MERCON, BY FELICITY KUSZEWSKI BY NICHOLAS BERTHIAUME, BY RAVEN BAILEY, WIRE VILLAGE SCHOOL WIRE VILLAGE SCHOOL GRADE 5, WIRE VILLAGE SCHOOL WIRE VILLAGE SCHOOL NORTH BROOKFIELD My best friends are Alicia My favorite pet is On April Fool’s Day, my Money is green ELEMENTARY SCHOOL and Serenity (they’re sis- Hershey. He is a Min Pin. family and I slyly set up Old money is usually dirty ters). I knew them since When we first got him he many pranks around the Nickels are a type of Do you like frogs? If you kindergarten, so about 5 was 1 years old and was house. Some pranks that money do, you should know that years ago. I moved into an really calm! Now he is 5 I did were, I slapped my Everything can be sold for frogs are disappearing apartment and they lived years old and he has not sister in the face with money from everywhere. About in the one below, that’s one bit of calm in him! 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We still see will jump high to grab it I should tell you, and they New money is rare are used for research and each other and still have and do tricks. He is a very got a bunch of my sister’s Every dollar is of goods medicine for people. sleepovers. playful puppy especial- diapers. When I walked by and services for trade The frogs’ habitats are Their mom (Milca) is ly with his brother Willy her room, they jumped out You work and money is getting destroyed by differ- one of my favorite adults. who lives right next door. and then threw the diapers made ent things like logging for- My mom and Milca are Willy is my aunt’s dog who at me. After that it was a ests, draining swamps, and friends and hang out a lot. is like Hershey but black huge war and I got some of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ things being built where They also have a brother and Hershey is brown. My the diapers they threw and Land of the Dead they live. The people are named Osi. He is 2 or 3 aunt got Willy before we I threw them back at them. building large houses, got Hershey. When I saw Part 1 years older than Alicia. Nobody was sure who won, BY THOMAS MARTIN, roads, malls, palm plan- Willy I wanted a dog too, And they have a little but it was definitely fun. WIRE VILLAGE SCHOOL, GRADE 5 tations, sugarcane fields, so my mom asked my aunt sister in kindergarten One day in Oregon a and rich land. They will where she got Willy and we named Milcalia. She is one ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ CDC base was developing have nowhere to live if went and got Hershey! I am year older than my sister a virus to bring people builders continue to build so happy I got him! What I Want to Be Kaycee and both of them BY JACOB KENNEWAY, back to life. When they all of these things where ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ are best friends. WIRE VILLAGE SCHOOL dug up a body they put it the frogs live. Frogs need All of them are best My Favorite Pet I want to be an NFL play- in a tiny room. Then gas moist conditions to sur- BY BIANCA MUSTAKANGAS, er. It would be so awesome came out of the room (the vive. About twenty-five friend’s especially Serenity WIRE VILLAGE SCHOOL to be so rich and make gas was the virus) and it percent of the parks’ ponds and Alicia! My favorite pet was tens of millions of dollars brought back the person. are dry and many forests ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Smokey. He passed away in your lifetime! Maybe The person banged on the are gone. three years ago. He was by 2025 the salary for an glass so the doctor check Time is running out for My Frog Named Toad really special to me and I NFL player will go up from it out. The person bit him the frogs because their hab- BY ALEXANDRA HOLMES 5TH will always love him. Also GRADE WIRE VILLAGE SCHOOL 2.6 million dollars to 5.5 and then he became a zom- itats are being destroyed when he was just a puppy I have a frog named Toad million dollars! I would bie. So the other doctors worldwide, global warm- he was in a fire and he My bro has a toad named make 11 million dollars ran for their lives. The ing and climate change, was the only one who lived Frog every two years. It is one computer sensed the virus and infectious diseases. out of his brothers and sis- Their names are kind of on of the rarest jobs in the and locked down the build- People are trying to save ters. My favorite memory confusing to me world. But it is also very ing. Everybody that was in the frogs and their envi- with him was in the winter And soon, soon, just soon dangerous or risky. But became a zombie. A squad ronment. Don’t use pesti- we would attach his leash you will see it is definitely worth the of US navy seals came. cides at home if you want to my sled and he would These two creatures are money. You might get They breached the door to save frogs. Don’t pollute pull me around. It was great works of art injured for lifetime. Every and a hoard of zombies lakes. fun. Almost every night But when they mix up, year thousands of pro came and infected them he would try to sleep with You can’t tell them apart! sports players around the with the T-virus. Two sol- me but considering he was Frog Haiku So, I named my frog, Frog world get severely injured diers were still alive one BY BRODIE WHITE, so big, Smokey couldn’t fit And my bro named his playing these sports. This was infected. Then the CDC NORTH BROOKFIELD on the bed. Smokey was toad, Toad job could fall into the rare came and took the infected ELEMENTARY SCHOOL my favorite dog and I will But they still respond to and dangerous category. troop to study. They did it always remember him. the opposite names! That is why they get paid to the other non-infected The frog like to swim ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Ugh! I’m fed up with con- so much ca$h! person to study and see if Green, brown, red, yel- fusing games! Best April Fools Joke ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ he’s infected. He woke up low, blue and clear BRENNAN OGERT, WIRE ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ from the table and went Frogs sit on lily pads VILLAGE SCHOOL Frogs ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The Frog Poem About two or three years BY MORGAN BROWN, outside to the city. What WIRE VILLAGE SCHOOL BY EVAN FOURNIER, GRADE 5, ago Abby from my bus stop he saw was the T-virus WIRE VILLAGE SCHOOL Roses are red did the best April fool’s had destroyed the city and Frogs are slimy Violets are blue joke ever. It was April 1 infected it, so now it is the Frogs are sticky I have an amphibian to and I was trying to think land of the dead…or is it? Some frogs are huge show you of an April fool’s joke. My ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Some frogs are puny There really freaky, dad, sister, and I were FROG But a toad, well that’s a slimy, and green walking to the bus stop and BY: TONY SERRANO, whole different story But if you treat them WIRE VILLAGE SCHOOL it was almost time for the ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ nicely you’ll be surprised A frog hops bus to come. Then a truck indeed! Around the town came down the hill and she ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Runs past you said BUS! Everyone ran to And sees you frown the bus stop beside her and and buys you a huge she said April fool’s and Golden Crown she laughed. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

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The Write Stuff, Season 13, welcomes students in Grades 5-12 and home-schooled students from our coverage towns to participate with their class, or on their own. Essays should not be more than 300 words and emailed to [email protected] by deadline. The Write Stuff for May will be published on Friday, May 29. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday, May 20. Suggested topics for May are: 1. Mother’s Day is on May 10. Write a poem for your mom. 2. May is National Bike Month. If you could ride your bike anywhere, where would you go? 3. Memorial Day is May 25. Whose memory do you cherish on this holiday? 4. Or topic of your choice If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact June at 508-909-4062 or at [email protected]. Thank you! Happy Reading– Happy Writing!

Lucky My Favorite Dog Thor 73 Ash Street 73 Ash Street 73 Ash Street BY ALEX KITTREDGE, BY SARAH LAMONTAGNE, Spencer, MA 01562 Spencer, MA 01562 Spencer, MA 01562 NORTH BROOKFIELD NORTH BROOKFIELD April 24, 2015 April 24, 2015. April 24, 2015 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Dear Spencer New Leader, Dear Mother Nature, Dear Boston Red Sox, My dog Lucky is the best! Thor is my dog. He is a He is a golden retriever. He Brittney Spaniel. Thor is I am writing this letter Thank You for all of the I am so happy that you won lays on my bed with me black and white, and he is to you because you guys warm wonderful sunshine. the World Series against the when I sleep. Lucky’s favor- one years old. I got him as published my stories. I just With your help we will St. Louis Cardinals in game ite food is bacon. But, he a puppy in January, and want to say “thank you”. My have lots of flowers and will 7 in 2013. always enjoys chasing after he came all the way from parents were very proud of be able to plant our gar- I hope that you will do mice. If he catches one he Tennessee. His birthday is me. It made my day that my den .Please do not send any better this season than you eats it up! November 21, 2013. story was published in the more snow! Thank you very did in the 2014 season. My Uncle rescued Lucky When we first thought we Spencer New Leader news- much. Now that you have new from a fore when he was a were getting a puppy, we paper. It is great that you players from the free agen- puppy. My dad decided to went online and picked the guys did that for me and for Your friend, cy I bet the 2015 will be keep Lucky as our pet. one we wanted. Our parents all of the other writers too. Samantha Monson-Duff awesome. I have a good feel- Lucky runs around and is told my sisters and I that SAMANTHA MONSON-DUFF ing you will make it to the hyper. He likes to play ball, they were juust looking, but With Appreciation, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ World Series again. do tricks, rolls around, and they were kidding because Christian Rivera knows how to sit or shake Thor was our Christmas CHRISTIAN RIVERA Sincerely, hands. present! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Joshua Sawyer Once Lucky ran away The night my dad went to JOSHUA SAWYER from our new house. I was the airport to pick him up, so sad until he came back. I couldn’t sleep. I wanted to I found him sitting on our see him soooooo bad! When front porch. He is the best I finally went to sleep it was dog ever! 1:00 a.m. The next morning ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ran down stairs to see him. Randy He had been so scared, he BY EMILY LACAIRE, peed in the crate he came THE WRITE STUFF NORTH BROOKFIELD in and he was all wet and ELEMENTARY SCHOOL smelly! We gave him a bath, and because it was winter, Randy is a wonderful dog. he caught a cold. I wrapped Season 13 He is full of excitement him up in a blanket and and cheer. snuggled with him. Spencer New Leader! He’s always nice and he The next day it was sleeps a lot. Friday, and my mom let us Essays and Poems written by student authors from When he wakes up he’s stay home from school to Spencer, Leicester, and The Brookfields ready to go! play with him. When we Randy is the best dog! got him there happened to open to Grades 5-12 & home schooled students ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ be a lot of snow. We played SUGGESTED TOPICS FOR MAY: outside with him, it was April Fools so cute, he buried himself Deadline May 20th 5pm - Pub date May 29th BY SERENITY AYALA, NORTH in the snow. Thor is still BROOKFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL a very playful dog. When (300 words or less) he wants to play he comes April fool right up to you and pulls on 1. Mother’s Day is on May 10. Write a poem for your mom. Pranks your clothes. If you ignore 2. May is National Bike Month. If you could ride your bike any Rain him, he will get mad at you Indoor and start to bark. where, where would you go? Lunatic Thor has grown so much 3. Memorial Day is May 25. Whose memory do you cherish on since he was a puppy-phys- Funny ically and mentally. I love this holiday? Outstanding Thor so much! He is a great Ohhhh amazing dog. 4. Or topic of your choice Laughing ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Sarcastic If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact June at 73 Ask Street 508-909-4062 or at [email protected]. Thank you! Spencer, MA 01562 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ April 24th, 2015 Penny BY NATHAN DECOTEAU, Dear Dad, NORTH BROOKFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL I really wanted to say that I love you. You are the Penny is a wonderful dog! best dad ever and no one She is full of energy. When can change that! You are there is snow, she pounces loving, caring and really on mice because they are funny. I like it when we easy to see. She sticks her play video games together. head and body in the snow I really think you are the and all you can see is her best dad ever! HOW TO SUBMIT? tail. 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Rainbow Girls gather for ‘Rainbow Sunday’

Courtesy photo CHARLTON — The Overlook in Charlton was the location of the annual Rainbow Sunday services for seven Rainbow Assemblies on April 12 — Rainbow Girls from Framingham Assembly #47, Spencer Assembly #72, West Springfield Assembly #79, Gardner Assembly #83, Holden Assembly #85, Oxford Assembly #89, and Barre Assembly #114. The girls along with parents, friends, and adult advisors arrived at The Overlook, greeted the residents as they came down for Sunday services. The girls then lined up and carried the flags into the Chapel and observed Sunday services with the residents at The Overlook. Rainbow Sunday is an event that celebrates the founding anniversary of the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls. Following the service the residents enjoyed the coffee hour that was hosted by the Rainbow assemblies. Everyone enjoyed the social time and spending time together. A few former adult advisors and former members of Rainbow enjoyed visiting with the girls and learning about some of the things that the girls are now working on in Rainbow. We even found a former member of Rainbow that was 93 years old! Rainbow is a youth organization for girls between the ages of 11 and 21 where girls gain experience in leadership and character building through opportunities of public speaking and community service. The girls have fun and enjoy spending time together. For more information about Rainbow or to find a Rainbow Assembly near you — please visit www.massiorg.net or www.gorainbow.org. TRIPS OFFERED

The “Trips Offered” section is for form music of Mozart and Schumann. ID or players card to get casino package. walk, food and shopping, too! non-profit organizations and will run as The concert guest performer is Paul Need 35 people. • Oct. 4: New Hampshire Turkey space allows. Anyone who wishes to take Lewis, pianist. The cost is $119 per per- • Thursday, Aug. 20: A Tribute to Train “Granite State”/Foliage & Turkey advantage of this space must submit a son. A limited number of seats (30) are Patsy Cline and lobster feast. $80 gets Feast, $75. 8 a.m. Southbridge; 8:30 a.m. copy of a not-for-profit certificate to Editor available. Reservation deadline is July you transportation to the Log Cabin. Webster. Scenic train ride/turkey feast Adam Minor. Mail your certificate and 10. Departure is 9 a.m. from the RMV, La You will enjoy Hors d’oeuvres, clam on board/farm stand visit, and more! information to Trips Offered, c/o Adam Rochelle Way. Southbridge. chowder, ribs, chicken and lobster with • November: Fantastic show with lun- Minor, P.O. Box 90, Southbridge, MA • August: A possible mystery trip to wine and ice cream sundae. You will lis- cheon included! Further information 01550; fax to 508-764-8015 or e-mail to ami- someplace unique. ten to “Sweet Dreams,” “Walking after such as place, date, times of departure, [email protected]. • Sept. 8-11: A four-day excursion to Midnight” and more. Need 25 people. etc., to be announced shortly! Quebec City, the only historic walled • Tuesday, Sept. 22: A tribute to the For reservations on these exciting UNION SAINT JEAN-BAPTISTE city in North America. Lodging for three Beach Boys. SOLD OUT tours, please contact Janet Caouette at nights at the Palace Royal Hotel near • Oct. 13-19: Aruba: SOLD OUT 508-887-2215, or Bernadette Langlois at Once again, the opportunity to Saint Jean Gate to the old city. Included • Thursday, Nov. 12: A tribute to 508-943-8047. Please make checks payable experience the pleasure to travel in a is dinner at the hotel’s Beffori Steak Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra $89 to Bernadette Circle No. 709. Mail to day or an extended excursion comes House. A local guide for sightseeing gets you a deluxe motor coach ride to the Bernadette Circle No. 709, P.O. Box 201, to you. Chapter No. 12, USJB/CFL of Quebec Citadel Fortress, the Plains of Venus De Milo in Swansea. You have Webster, MA 01570. Southbridge, a non-profit fraternal, Abraham and the original lower old a choice of chicken or fish. Sebastian Bernadette Circle No. 709, Daughters announces the 2015 scheduled trips. As town, Place Royale ends with free time Anzaldo and Sharon Owens look and of Isabella, is a non-profit, charitable always, all excursions are available to for a gourmet lunch (on own) and explore sound like Frank Sinatra and Barbara Catholic women’s organization. the public. One doesn’t have to be a the romantic charms of the Parisian Streisand. They will perform many of member of USJB to attend a sponsored style streets. Evening dinner is includ- their great songs and do a duet. Ten seats THE FRIENDS OF STURBRIDGE/ event. Please consider keeping this list ed at D’Orsays in old Quebec. Next day remain. FISKDALE SENIORS for future reference. We also offer gift is the Picturesque Beaupre Coast with Trips are open to the public! Make certificates in any amount as an appre- a visit to Les Cuivre d’art and Guilles checks payable to the Southbridge Senior The Friends of Sturbridge/Fiskdale ciation gift. The recipient can apply the Copper Museum, Shrine St Anne de Citizens Association. Contact Jim Julian Seniors offer a spring trip. It will be on gift certificate for any event of his or her Beaupre and more free time in Quebec at the Casaubon Senior Center Monday, May 19 to Randolph, to enjoy lunch and choice up to the face value of the certif- City. Dinner this evening is the Café de Wednesday or Friday mornings from 9 attend play, “Late Night Catachism.” icate. Please call for additional details Paris. A stop at the duty free shop on to 10 a.m. or call 774-922 4049, or e-mail Flyers available at the Sturbridge Senior (508-764-7909) and leave a message. our departure from Canada is included. me [email protected]. Center, Route 20 and Arnold Road in The following are brief descriptions The trip cost is $695 per person/double; Sturbridge. Lunch choice of baked scrod of the scheduled excursions. If you are $635 per person/triple and $975 single. MARY QUEEN OF THE ROSARY or chicken. Price, including driver interested in any of these events, please A budget payment plan and cancellation PARISH gratuity, is $91 per person. Bus leaves call for additional information and for insurance are available. Departure is from Bethlehem Lutheran Church in reservations. All trips require a res- from Southbridge at the specific loca- SPENCER — Mary Queen of the Sturbridge. Leave time later. Check, ervation form and a payment form. tion. Please note: A valid U.S. Passport Rosary Parish, 60 Maple St., Spencer, made out to Friends of Sturbridge Suggestion is to reserve early. is required. is offering the following trips. For more Seniors, may be brought or mailed (P.O. • May 29-31: A three-day visit to • October: A possible two-day foliage information, call Bernard Dube at (508) Box 746) to the Senior Center. For reser- Niagara Falls, Finger Lakes Region and trip to New Hampshire. 885-3098. vation or information, phone the Senior Hamilton, Ontario, Canada to attend • Nov. 15: A day in New York City • California: from San Francisco to Center at 508-347-7575. the 24th annual spectacular Canadian to do as you wish. Sightseeing, visit a San Diego, including Yosemite, Sequoia International Military Tattoo with museum, shop, dine, attend a matinee and Kings Canyon National Parks: June CHARLTON SENIOR CENTER precision marching bands, bagpipes, Broadway show, etc. Departure from 8-21. TRIPS drums, dancers and more, totaling 400 Southbridge is 6:30 a.m. with return time • Poland, Estonia, Lithuania & Latvia, to 500 performers. Lodging two nights to Southbridge about 10:30 p.m. Cost is including St Petersburg, the Bolshoi, Charlton Senior Center presents 2015 at the Courtyard Marriott Hotel, on $54 per person. Please reserve early. etc.: Sept. 6-21. Trips: the Canadian side of the falls, includes • Dec. 12: Festival of Christmas Lights • Vietnam, Thailand & Cambodia: Feb. • April 30: “Broadway Meets Nashville two complete breakfasts, a dinner at a at the La Salette Shrine — A concert 13-29, 2016 at the Big City Jamboree” with Cabaret local restaurant a visit to Niagara Falls with Fr. Pat, the Singing priest in the • Holland, Belgium & Luxembourg: Lulu at Old Sturbridge Village in Casino, a local guide for visiting Niagara Shrine Chapel: visit the international May 2-12, 2016 Sturbridge. $47.50 includes lunch at Falls and the English community of display of Nativity sets, the gift and book • Iceland: June 20-25, 2016 Oliver Wight Tavern at Old Sturbridge Niagara on the Lake. A Finger Lakes shop, the candle shrine, the bistro and • Germany, Switzerland & Austria, Village and Music/Variety Show. Meet Region winery, Ventosa Vineyards, all preceded by a luncheon at Wright’s including a Rhine River Cruise: Aug. 22 at OSV at 11:30 a.m. Make check payable Geneva, N.Y., at Lake Seneca is includ- Farm Restaurant. Cost is $49 for adults; to Sept. 4, 2016. to: H. David Weinstein. ed for a visit, lunch, and wine tasting. $35 age 4 to 10; Free 3 years and under. • May 19: “Late Night Catechism” play Cost is $525 per person/double. A can- We at Chapter No. 12 hope you can join BERNADETTE CIRCLE NO. 709: at Lantana’s in Randolph. $89 includes cellation insurance and budget payment us for one or more of these scheduled DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA lunch, hilarious play and transporta- plan are offered. Please note: A valid trips for 2015. The possibility of addition. Make check payable to: Best of U.S. Passport is required for travel to tional day or extended trips may take 2015 FANTASTIC BUS TOURS Times. Canada. place. Watch for these special announce- • June 23: “The Drifters Fabulous • June 9-11: Red Sox vs. Baltimore ments. Please remember to keep this • May 3-5: Atlantic City Resorts Casino Fifties” at Luciano’s in Wrentham. Orioles at Camden Yards, Baltimore, list for future reference. Chapter No. — Atlantic City’s original casino! $219. 7 $89 includes lunch, fabulous show and Md., for a three-day excursion that 12, USJB (Union Saint-Jean Baptiste), a.m. Webster; 7:30 a.m. Southbridge. $25 transportation. Make check payable to: includes two evening baseball games is a non-profit fraternal society and at slot bonus, two buffets, revue show right Best of Times. with lower field seating, lodging for two various times via these excursions we on the Atlantic City boardwalk! • July 23: “Lobsterbake & Lighthouse nights at the Holiday Inn Suites, two are able to provide some monetary assis- • May 17: Newport Playhouse — Lovers Harbor Cruise” at Pine Point full breakfasts and for 2015, an extend- tance to worthy causes. “Cheaters” show, cabaret and delicious Restaurant in Scarborough, Maine, $99 ed tour of Washington, D.C., including buffet! $85. 8:30 a.m. Southbridge; 9 includes lunch, beautiful 90 min. nar- Arlington National Cemetery. Cost is SOUTHBRIDGE SENIOR a.m. Webster. Great stage show, buffet rated scenic cruise and transportation. $510 per person/double; $650 single; $470 CITIZENS ASSOCIATION luncheon and cabaret! Tour of sights, Make check payable to: Best of Times. per person/triple. Cancellation insur- famous theater shows, great cuisine, too! • Oct. 6: “Fall Foliage” Day Trip ance and a budget payment plan are 2015 TRIP SCHEDULE What a combo! Guided Tour — $79.95 includes lunch at offered, Departure is from Southbridge • June 14-16: Bar Harbor Spectacular JP Stephens, service of Best of Time tour from a designated location. • Tuesday, May 5: Bobby Darin and — Deluxe hotel, five meals, Acadia guide, visit to Cathedral of the Pines, • June 13: “Evening at the Boston Connie Francis tribute. $75 gets you National Park, $379. 7 a.m. Southbridge; Smith’s Country Cheese & Red Apple Pops,” in Symphony Hall, Boston, for a transportation to the Log Cabin. You 7:30 a.m. Freeport Visit and L.L. Bean, Farm & Transportation. Make check special program. After last year’s sold will enjoy hors d’oeuvres, soup and a too! The Maine Event! payable to: Best of Times. out performances, Keith Lockhart, con- fabulous meal with wine and ice cream • July 12: Hukelau Dinner Theatre • Oct. 28: “America Sings: Let Freedom ductor, and the Boston Pops Orchestra sundae. You will listen to “Mack the — “Christmas in July,” delicious cui- Ring” with Cabaret Lulu at OSV in bring back “Cirque de la Symphonie” — Knife,” “Beyond the Sea,” “Who’s Sorry sine/show, $72. 8:30 a.m. Webster; 9 a.m. Sturbridge. $47.50 includes lunch at a magical fusion of circus with orchestral Now” and more. Only six seats remain. Southbridge, Atkins Farm Stand visit! Oliver Wight Tavern at Old Sturbridge music. Aerial flyers, acrobats, dancers, • Wednesday, June 10: A tribute to Hawaii comes to Chicopee! Village and Music/Variety Show. Meet jugglers, balancers, contortionists, and Dean Martin and Marilyn Monroe. $80 • Aug. 9: Newport Playhouse Show & at OSV at 11:30 a.m. Make check payable more talented artists who will take the gets you a deluxe motor coach ride to Lobster Fest! Lobster “plus” Feast! $92. to: H. David Weinstein. stage as the Boston Pops perform their Whites at Westport with your choice 9 a.m. Southbridge; 9:30 a.m. Webster. • Dec. 8: “A Holiday Celebration” with own spectacular music of Tchaikovsky, of a chicken or fish meal. Enjoy the Terrific “Flamingo Court” show and Cabaret Lulu at OSV in Sturbridge. Saint-Seans and Rimsky-Kosakov. The 8 enchanting songs of Dean Martin and cabaret! Lobster “plus” buffet and $47.50 includes lunch at Oliver Wight p.m. concert with reserved second balco- Marilyn Monroe endearing icons of the Newport’s best show! Tavern at Old Sturbridge Village and ny seating is $55 per person. Departure: 20th century. This show is fresh from • Aug. 23: Gloucester Lobster Cruise Music/Variety Show. Meet at OSV at 5:30 p.m. from the RMV, La Rochelle Vegas. Only 10 seats remain. New England’s Finest Cruise Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. Make check payable to: H. Way, Southbridge. Reserve early to • Thursday, July 16: Gambling at $87. 8:30 a.m. Southbridge; 9 a.m. Webster. David Weinstein avoid disappointment. Mohegan Sun. $25 gets you a deluxe Entertainment/narrated cruise/Salem Please call Elaine for more info at 508- • July 19: A Sunday afternoon at motor coach from the Southbridge visit, too! The best summer time trip 248-2231 Flyers available at the Charlton Tanglewood — reserved seating for the Community Center to Mohegan Sun, a ever! Senior Center, 37 Main St, Charlton, 2:30 p.m. concert in the Koussevitsky $25 casino package subject to the casi- • Sept. 13-15: Atlantic City Resorts MA 01507. Flyers available at Charlton Music Shed, preceded by a luncheon no. The bus will leave the Community Casino — Atlantic City’s original Senior Center. at the Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge. Sir Center at 10 a.m. I must have a mini- casino! $229. 7 a.m. Webster; 7:30 a.m. Neville Mariner, conductor and the mum of 30 and money is due at time of Southbridge. $25 slot bonus, two buffets, Boston Symphony Orchestra will per- sign up. You will need a current picture revue show, great walking on the board- Friday, April 24, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 11 12 SPENCER NEW LEADER •Friday, April 24, 2015 LEGALS MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE The purchaser will be responsible for announcement made before or during OF REAL ESTATE OF REAL ESTATE all closing costs, state documentary the foreclosure sale. 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The 2006 and recorded with the Worcester Bank, dated May 3, 2007, and duly announced at the time and place of description of the premises contained County (Worcester District) Registry of recorded with the Worcester South sale in said mortgage shall control in the Deeds at Book 39851, Page 292 sub- District Registry of Deeds, Book HOMETOWN BANK f/k/a event of an error in this publication. sequently assigned to Deutsche Bank 41108, Page 252, of which mortgage, HOMETOWN BANK, TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. National Trust Company, as Indenture the undersigned, Hometown Bank f/k/a A COOPERATIVE BANK, Other terms if any, to be announced Trustee for AEGIS Asset Backed Hometown Bank, a Cooperative Bank, Present Holder of Said Mortgage at the sale. Securities Trust 2006-1, Mortgage is the present holder, for breach of By its Attorney, GMAT Legal Title Trust 2014-1, U.S. Backed Notes by Mortgage Electronic conditions contained in said Mortgage David E. Silverman, Esquire Bank, National Association, as Legal Registration Systems, Inc. (MERS), by and for the purpose of foreclosing the Silverman & Esposito Title Trustee assignment recorded in said Registry same, said premises will be sold at P.O. Box 245 Present Holder of said Mortgage, of Deeds at Book 49627, Page 297; Public Auction at 11:00 A.M. on the 264 Main Street By Its Attorneys, of which Mortgage the undersigned is 20th day of May, 2015 at or upon the Oxford, MA 01540 ORLANS MORAN PLLC the present holder for breach of the mortgaged premises, 10-12 Powers (508) 987-2707 PO Box 540540 conditions of said Mortgage and for Street, Spencer, Massachusetts April 24, 2015 Waltham, MA 02454 the purpose of foreclosing same will f/k/a 10 Powers Street, Spencer, May 1, 2015 Phone: (781) 790-7800 be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM Massachusetts, as described below, May 8, 2015 14-007187 on May 1, 2015 at 69 Wilson Avenue, being the premises described in said April 10, 2015 Spencer, MA, all and singular the prem- mortgage, together with all the rights, MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE April 17, 2015 ises described in said Mortgage, to wit: easements, and appurtenances there- OF REAL ESTATE April 24, 2015 The land in Spencer, Worcester County, to, to wit: By virtue and in execution of the Power Massachusetts in Wilson’s Grove, The land in Spencer, Massachusetts: of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE Stiles Lake, being Lots Numbered 110, BEGINNING at a point on the souther- given by Susan Carmichael aka Susan OF REAL ESTATE 111, 112, 113, and 173 as shown on ly side of Powers Street at the north- M. Carmicheal to Mortgage Electronic Premises: Plan of Wilson’s Grove, Sitles Lake, west corner of tract herein described: Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee 102 Wilson Street, Spencer, MA as recorded at the Worcester District THENCE S. 9 ½° E. for a distance of for, Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, its suc- By virtue and in execution of the Power Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 67, Plan 162.5 feet to a point; cessors and assigns, dated June 6, of Sale contained in a certain mort- 36, Map 2. Meaning and intending THENCE S. 11 ½° E. for a distance of 2008 and recorded with the Worcester gage given by Donald Fernandes and to convey and hereby conveying the 17.5 feet to a point; County (Worcester District) Registry of Crystal Fernandes to United States of same premises conveyed to me/us by THENCE S. 82 ¼° W. for a distance of Deeds at Book 42951, Page 150 subse- America, acting through Farmers Home deed dated 06/27/1996 and record- 148.5 feet to a point; quently assigned to BAC Home Loans Administration and now held by United ed with Worcester South Registry of THENCE N. 11° W. for a distance of Servicing, LP by Mortgage Electronic States of America, acting through Deeds in Book 18105, Page 92. 100 feet to the point of beginning. Registration Systems, Inc., by assign- Rural Housing Service successor The premises are to be sold subject to Containing an area of 22,000 square ment recorded in said Registry of to Farmers Home Administration , and with the benefit of all easements, feet, more or less. Deeds in Book 45606, Page 189, said mortgage dated September 25, restrictions, building and zoning laws, Being the same premises conveyed to subsequently assigned to Secretary of 1989, and recorded with the Worcester liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- Renaud Builders, Inc. by deed of John Housing and Urban Development by County (Worcester District) Registry of ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, H. Kauppila and Mary Ann Kauppila Bank of America, N.A., successor by Deeds in Book 12354, Page 215 as tax titles, water bills, municipal liens dated May 1, 2007 and recorded with merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing affected by a Confirmatory Mortgage and assessments, rights of tenants the Worcester South District Registry L.P., by assignment recorded in said dated September 25, 1989 and record- and parties in possession. of Deeds in Book 41108, Page 250. Registry of Deeds in Book 51726, Page ed with said Registry in Book 12395, TERMS OF SALE: TERMS OF SALE: 142, subsequently assigned to RBS Page 315, for breach of the conditions A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND Said premises will be sold and con- Financial Products Inc. by Secretary in said mortgage and for the purpose DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) veyed subject to and with the benefit of Housing and Urban Development, of foreclosing the same will be sold at in the form of a certified check or bank of any and all rights, rights of way, by assignment recorded in said Public Auction on May 11, 2015 at treasurer’s check will be required to be mortgages, restrictions, easements, Registry of Deeds in Book 51726, 11:00 AM Local Time upon the prem- delivered at or before the time the bid local zoning laws and regulations, Page 143, subsequently assigned to ises, directly in front of the building is offered. The successful bidder will building and code violations, cove- GRA Legal Title Trust 2013-1, U.S. in which the unit is located, all and be required to execute a Foreclosure nants, Order(s) of Condition, improve- Bank National Association, as Trustee singular the premises described in said Sale Agreement immediately after the ments, unpaid taxes, unpaid water by RBS Financial Products, Inc., by mortgage, to wit: close of the bidding. The balance of and/or sewer bills, outstanding tax assignment recorded in said Registry The land in Spencer, Worcester County, the purchase price shall be paid within titles, municipal or other public taxes, of Deeds in Book 52105, Page 387, Massachusetts commonly known thirty (30) days from the sale date in assessments, federal and state tax subsequently assigned to GMAT Legal as 102 Wilson Street, bounded and the form of a certified check, bank liens, other liens or claims in the nature Title Trust 2014-1, U.S. Bank National described as follows; treasurer’s check or other check satis- of liens, and existing encumbrances of Association, as Legal Title Trustee Beginning at the northwesterly corner factory to Mortgagee’s attorney. The record created prior to the above-de- by GRA Legal Title Trust 2013-1, thereof, at a point in the southerly Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at scribed mortgage, if there be any, U.S. Bank National Association, as line of Wilson Street, and at land now the sale, to reject any and all bids, to or otherwise having priority over the Trustee, by assignment recorded in or formerly of Provident Investment continue the sale and to amend the mortgage described herein, if there said Registry of Deeds in Book 52671, Corporation. terms of the sale by written or oral be any, and the rights of tenants and Page 235; of which Mortgage the under- Thence S. 8° 11’ W. by the center line announcement made before or during occupants of the mortgaged premises, signed is the present holder for breach of a stone wall, 100.00 feet to a point; the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set if there be any. The premises shall of the conditions of said Mortgage and Thence N. 80° 46’ E. 97.40 feet to point; aside for any reason, the Purchaser also be sold and conveyed subject to for the purpose of foreclosing same will Thence N. 0° 3’ E. 120.00 feet to a at the sale shall be entitled only to a any restrictions of record and rights of be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM point in the southerly line of said Wilson return of the deposit paid. The pur- redemption for unpaid federal taxes, if on May 1, 2015 at 14 Paxton Road, Street; chaser shall have no further recourse there be any, as shall, notwithstanding Spencer, MA, all and singular the prem- Thence S. 65° 58’ W., by the southerly against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee this provision, constitute valid liens or ises described in said Mortgage, to wit: line of said Street, 90.0 feet to the point or the Mortgagee’s attorney. The encumbrances thereon after said sale. The land in Spencer on the Easterly of beginning. description of the premises contained The highest bidder shall be required side of Paxton Road being Lot #2 as Containing about 9,560 square feet of in said mortgage shall control in the to pay FIVE THOUSAND and No/100 shown on plan of land entitled “Plan of land. event of an error in this publication. ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified, bank, Lot in Spencer, Mass., owned by John Meaning and intending to convey and TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. treasurer’s or cashier’s check at the J. Sugrue”, dated February 14, 1966, hereby conveying the same premises Other terms if any, to be announced time and place of the sale as a deposit. Theodore P. Drazek, R.L.S. said plan conveyed to these grantors by deed at the sale. All bidders must exhibit said required being recorded with the Worcester of Richard M. Connor and Audrey Deutsche Bank National Trust deposit to the auctioneer immediately District Registry of Deeds, Plan Book A. Connor dated June 28, 1984 and Company, as Indenture Trustee for prior to the auction sale in order to 297, Plan 95, bounded and described recorded in the Worcester District Aegis Asset Backed Securities Trust qualify as a bidder. The balance of the as follows: BEGINNING at a point Registry of deeds on Book 8256, Page 2006-1, Mortgage Backed Notes purchase price is to be paid by certified, in the Easterly line of Paxton Road 237. Present Holder of said Mortgage, bank, treasurer’s or cashier’s check at the southwest corner of the lot Being the same premises conveyed By Its Attorneys, within thirty (30) days after the date herein conveyed; THENCE Souht 84 to the mortgagors named herein by ORLANS MORAN PLLC of the sale at the offices of Attorney degrees 05’ East 165.68 feet along deed recorded in the Worcester District PO Box 540540 David E. Silverman, Silverman & Lot #1 to land, nor or formerly, of Registry of Deeds as instrument #82887 Waltham, MA 02454 Esposito, 264 Main Street, Oxford, Theodore A. Hodgerney; THENCE The description of the property Phone: (781) 790-7800 Massachusetts 01540. North 17 degrees 08’ East 93.67 feet contained in the mortgage shall control 13-018973 The Mortgagee reserves the right to along Hodgerney land to a point at Lot in the event of a typographical error in April 10, 2015 postpone the sale to a later date by #3; THENCE North 84 degrees 05’ this publication. April 17, 2015 public proclamation at the time and West 166.26 feet along Lot #3 to the For Mortgagor’s Title see deed dated April 24, 2015 date appointed for the sale, and to Easterly line of Paxton Road; THENCE September 7, 1989, and recorded in the further postpone at any adjourned sale along the Easterly line of Paxton Road, Worcester County (Worcester District) date by public proclamation at the time South 21 degrees 59’ West, 59.48 Registry of Deeds, in Book 12354, Notice of Public Hearing – and date appointed for the adjourned feet to a point and South 07 degrees Page 213. Spencer Zoning Board of Appeals sale date. 39’ West 34.52 feet to the point of TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will At the regularly scheduled Zoning The successful bidder shall be required beginning. Containing 15,330 square be sold and conveyed subject to all Board of Appeals meeting to be held to execute a Memorandum of Sale and feet of land. Being the same premises liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax on Wednesday, May 13, 2015 in the Terms and Conditions of Sale at the conveyed to Susan Carmichael dated titles, municipal liens and assessments, McCourt Social Hall of Memorial Town Auction Sale at the conclusion of the September 17, 2004 and recorded if any, which take precedence over the Hall, 157 Main Street, Spencer, MA, a bidding. In the event the successful with the Worcester District Registry of said mortgage above described. public hearing will be held on the fol- bidder at the Auction Sale shall default Deeds in Book 34974, Page 283. FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars lowing items starting at 7:15 p.m. or as in purchasing the within described The premises are to be sold subject to of the purchase price must be paid in soon thereafter as can be heard: property according to the terms and and with the benefit of all easements, cash, certified check, bank treasurer’s Special Permit – Applicant/Owner: conditions of this Notice of Sale and/ restrictions, building and zoning laws, or cashier’s check at the time and Robert Del Frate. Location: 16 & 21 or terms of the Memorandum of Sale liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursu- place of the sale by the purchaser. The Valley Street, Spencer Assessor’s Map executed at the time of the foreclo- ant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, balance of the purchase price shall U08-16 & 21. The applicant is request- sure, the Mortgagee reserves the right tax titles, water bills, municipal liens be paid in cash, certified check, bank ing a Special Permit under Section to sell the property by foreclosure and assessments, rights of tenants treasurer’s or cashier’s check within 4.2.G.6 of the Spencer Zoning By law deed to the second highest bidder, at and parties in possession. thirty (30) days after the date of sale. to allow the manufacturing and distri- its bid commitment which was made TERMS OF SALE: Other terms to be announced at the bution of picture frames in an existing at the time of the foreclosure sale, A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND sale. structure. The property is located with- providing that said second highest DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP in the Commercial zoning district. bidder shall execute a Memorandum in the form of a certified check or bank 1080 Main Street Interested Parties may review these of Sale and Terms and Conditions of treasurer’s check will be required to be Pawtucket, RI 02860 applications at the Office of Develop- Sale and deposit with Mortgagee’s delivered at or before the time the bid Attorney for United States ment & Inspectional Services in Memo- attorney, David E. Silverman, Esquire, is offered. The successful bidder will of America, acting through rial Town Hall during regular business the amount of the required deposit as be required to execute a Foreclosure Rural Housing Service successor hours. set forth herein within five (5) business Sale Agreement immediately after the to Farmers Home Administration April 24, 2015 days after written notice of the default close of the bidding. The balance of Present Holder of the May 1, 2015 of the previous highest bidder. the purchase price shall be paid within Mortgage If the premises are not serviced by a thirty (30) days from the sale date in April 17, 2015 public sewage system, the purchaser the form of a certified check, bank April 24, 2015 will be solely responsible for compli- treasurer’s check or other check satis- May 1, 2015 ance with all Title V Regulations, includ- factory to Mortgagee’s attorney. The ing, but not limited to, any inspection Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at and upgrade requirements set forth the sale, to reject any and all bids, to in 310 CMR (Code of Massachusetts continue the sale and to amend the Regulations) 15.300 through 15.305. terms of the sale by written or oral Friday, April 24, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 13 Since 1956, when HFA transitioned from gram for children with being the local high school to a vibrant special needs, called the HFA Scholarship community center, the Academy has “Beyond Pathways Work awarded 1,156 scholarships; that’s almost Program” (still being Program a solid 60 years of awards to local graduates. implemented today), Over the years, “… the scholarship which provides vocation- program has remained a cornerstone of al opportunities, func- investment in the future Hitchcock Academy in keeping with the tional academics, life goal of founder Samuel Hitchcock to help skills, social skills and BRIMFIELD — With “senioritis” local students to get a good education,” independent functioning becoming very catchy these days among says a 2015 Trustee report on HFA’s skills to prepare students the Tantasqua 2015 graduates (as it is scholarship history. for their transition to every year for graduates everywhere), Imagining the impact that a scholar- adulthood. The program Courtesy photos think for a moment of where they are ship can have not only upon the recipi- helps students to become Hitchcock Free Academy’s Class of 1954 held their 60th right now, less than a couple months ent’s life, but also that person’s commu- more independent and reunion on May 29, 2014. Pictured, from left, Lillian Marcille away from graduation. nity and beyond gives some insight into self-sufficient and will Leaving years of hard work in K-12. Barber, Ron Cutler, Georgette St. Pierre Corriveau, Bud how crucial HFA’s scholarship program help to make their transi- Sherman and Patrick Haley. Deciding the next step: College? Which is. tion a success. one? What major? Any major? Work? For example, Brimfield resident Because of Amanda’s drive, vision, 10 years and basketball for eight. Gap year? Navigating the entire (and Amanda Hawk received a scholar- and positive outlook, and the community Indeed, one drop of water can create costly) college application process (and ship in 2003 when she graduated from support she received, she has now been ripples throughout the entire pond. One it’s not so simple these days, either!). Tantasqua. No stranger to HFA, Amanda serving Tantasqua students with special scholarship – one vote of confidence in Waiting to hear from colleges, univer- had enjoyed Summer Fun programs and needs for eight years. This May she is a student’s future. Imagine the ripple sities, and financial aid offices. Making participated in Girl Scout meetings at the also receiving her Master’s Degree in effect: One solid investment can affect more decisions that can affect their Academy. Education from Worcester State College. the future of the recipient and all others future for many years to come. This Amanda says she was honored and When asked for some advice for schol- who benefit from the work that that major life transition time is filled with surprised to receive the award, but arship applicants, she says, “Work hard person does. And from there, all the excitement — and perhaps a bit of anxi- “What meant most to me – even more and have fun! On your scholarship appli- lives that each one of those lives touch. ety mixed in. than the generous scholarship – was the cations, list everything you’ve done for The possibilities are endless, the future This time of year is also “Scholarship community support that the scholarship community service – what you’ve done limitless. Award Season” at Hitchcock Free represented.” She adds, “Being awarded to give back to the community — so that If you wish to support Hitchcock’s mis- Academy (HFA), exciting and a little a scholarship is a real vote of confidence the scholarship committee can see that sion of providing educational opportu- nerve-wracking as well perhaps for for a student and is a solid incentive to you are a good community investment!” nities to community members, please HFA’s Scholarship Committee; there are succeed. It’s a real boost!” Amanda has clearly proven herself visit our secure website: www.hitchcock- so many gifted, promising, and deserving Upon graduating from Tantasqua, to be an excellent “community invest- academy.org. Alternatively, you may students and, as always, limited funds to Amanda put that “boost” to good use, ment.” Referring to her years of volun- write Hitchcock Academy, PO Box 155, award for scholarships. There are appli- attending Westfield State College and teer activities she notes, “Experiences in Brimfield, MA 01010 or call (413) 245-9977 cations to review, interviews with each then becoming an educational assistant youth can extend through to the future for details. candidate, difficult decisions to be made, at Tantasqua, which led to her becoming in ways you might not expect.” She has letters, awards, administrative follow-up. a teacher. She then designed a work pro- been coaching softball at Tantasqua for LEGALS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE’S SALE Deed will be provided to purchaser for G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 the above-named person’s right to OF REAL ESTATE recording upon receipt in full of the In the matter of: Joanna Maynard make decisions about personal af- By virtue and in execution of the Power purchase price. The description of the Of: Spencer, MA fairs or financial affairs or both. The of Sale contained in a certain mortgage premises contained in said mortgage RESPONDENT above-named person has the right given by Betty M. Lindsey and Paul D. shall control in the event of an error in Alleged Incapacitated Person to ask for a lawyer. Anyone may Lindsey to Financial Freedom Senior this publication. To the named Respondent and all other make this request on behalf of the Funding Corporation,a Subsidiary of Other terms, if any, to be announced interested persons, a petition has been above-named person. If the above- IndyMac Bank, FSB, dated December 1, at the sale. filed by Dept. of Developmental Ser- named person cannot afford a law- 2005 and recorded with the Worcester ONEWEST BANK N.A. F/K/A vices of Springfield, MA in the above yer, one may be appointed at State County (Worcester District) Registry ONEWEST BANK, FSB captioned matter alleging that Joanna expense. of Deeds at Book 37959, Page 260, as Present holder of said mortgage Maynard is in need of a Guardian and WITNESS, Hon. Denise L. Meagh- affected by Judgment recorded April By its Attorneys, requesting that er, First Justice of this Court. 3, 2012 at 10:49AM at Book 48768, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Mary R Yates of Sturbridge, MA Date: April 6, 2015 Page 61 and further affected by a 150 California Street (or some other suitable person) be ap- Stephanie K. Fattman Judgment recorded on March 4, 2015 Newton, MA 02458 pointed as Guardian to serve Without Register of Probate at 2:48PM at Book 53433, Page 379, (617) 558-0500 Surety on the bond. April 24, 2015 of which mortgage the undersigned is 201101-1028 - YEL The petition asks the court to deter- the present holder by assignment from April 10, 2015 mine that the Respondent is incapaci- TOWN OF BROOKFIELD Financial Freedom Senior Funding April 17, 2015 tated, that the appointment of a Guard- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Corporation to Financial Freedom April 24, 2015 ian is necessary, and that the proposed A Public Hearing will be held on Acquisition, LLC dated March 17, Guardian is appropriate. The petition is Tuesday, May 12, 2015 at 6:00 2010 and recorded with said Registry Town of Spencer, MA on file with this court and may contain pm during the regularly scheduled on March 30, 2010 at Book, 45613, Tree Hearing a request for certain specific authority. Selectmen’s Meeting in the Brookfield Page 22 and by assignment from A public hearing will be held at the You have the right to object to this Town Hall – Banquet Hall Meeting Financial Freedom Acquisition, LLC to Spencer Memorial Town Hall, McCourt proceeding. If you wish to do so, you Room, located at 6 Central Street, OneWest Bank, FSB dated August 14, Social Hall, 157 Main Street, Spencer, or your attorney must file a written Brookfield, MA, on the application 2012 and recorded with said Registry MA. on Monday, May 4, 2015, at appearance at this court on or be- for the transfer of an All Alcoholic on September 13, 2012 at Book 49610, 7:00pm to consider the proposed fore 10:00 A.M. on the return date of Retail Package Store Liquor License Page 37, for breach of the conditions removal of Town trees at the following 05/05/2015. This day is NOT a hearing from Lenny Giguere, dba Central of said mortgage and for the purpose address for a total of 55 trees: date, but a deadline date by which you Package Store, corner of Central and of foreclosing, the same will be sold at 116 Charlton Rd 18 trees various have to file the written appearance if Pleasant St. to Jason Boswell, Boswell Public Auction at 12:00 p.m. on May sizes. you object to the petition. If you fail to Enterprises Inc., 26 Council Grove, 4, 2015, on the mortgaged premises 118 Charlton Rd 4 trees various sizes, file the written appearance by -the re West Brookfield, MA. The hours of located at 3 Laliberte Lane, Spencer, 126 Charlton Rd 3 trees various sizes, turn date, action may be taken in this operation will be Monday through Worcester County, Massachusetts, all 203 Charlton Rd 5 trees various sizes, matter without further notice to you. Saturday 10:00 am. to 9:00 pm and and singular the premises described in 255 Charlton Rd 25 trees various In addition to filing the written appear- Sunday Noon to 5 pm. said mortgage, sizes. ance, you or your attorney must file The public is encouraged to attend this TO WIT: Information of different sizes and a written affidavit stating the specific meeting. The land situated in Spencer, species is available on the Town facts and grounds of your objection Stephen J. Comtois II, Chairman Board Worcester County, Massachusetts, website spencerma.gov within 30 days after the return date. of Selectmen. lying Southerly of Smithville road Ray Holmes IMPORTANT NOTICE April 24, 2015 and Easterly of a private way called Tree Warden The outcome of this proceeding May 1, 2015 Liberty lane, also sometimes known as April 17, 2015 may limit or completely take away Laliberte Lane bounded and described April 24, 2015 as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the SPENCER SAVINGS BANK CORPORATORS Northwesterly corner of the tract to be Brookfield Planning Board Officers and Corporation Members The Trustees and the following: conveyed, at a point in the East line Notice of Public Hearing In compliance with Section 30, Donna M. Ahearn of Liberty Lane which is S. 0 deg. 10’ At a regularly scheduled Brookfield Chapter 590, Act of 1908, following Theodore P. Antanavica W., 249.30 feet from an iron pin at the Planning Board meeting on is a list of Officers and Corporation Arnold A. Arsenault, Jr. intersection of said street line with the Wednesday, May 6, 2015 at the Town members of the Spencer Savings Wendy A. Beauvais South line of Smithville Road; Hall, 6 Central Street, Brookfield, a Bank. Robert F. Berthiaume THENCE S. 89 deg. 54’ E., 146.67 feet public hearing will be held on the PRESIDENT AND CHIEF Clealand B. Blair, Jr. to an iron pin; following starting at 7 p.m., or as soon EXECUTIVE OFFICER Paul J. Braney THENCE S. 0 deg. 37’ W., 247.76 feet thereafter as can be heard: K. Michael Robbins Steven W. Bryant to an iron pin; To review the following proposal EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT – Stephen H. Burr THENCE S. 86 deg. 09’ W., 160.48 pursuant to M.G.L., Chapter 40A. The CHIEF LENDING OFFICER Paul W. Carey feet to an iron pin at Liberty Lane: the Applicant of record, Holly Koslowski, Randal D. Webber Scott R. Carlson preceding courses being by land, now 29 Molasses Hill Road, Brookfield, is SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND Vincent P. Cloutier or formerly, of Frank L. Laliberte et ux; seeking a Special Permit in accordance TREASURER Christopher R. Culross THENCE N. 3 deg. 34’ E., 259.0 with the Brookfield Zoning Bylaws Richard W. Hebson John S. Czapla feet by Liberty Lane to the point of §4.D.3, to operate a Retail Sales or SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT- James P. DiCentes beginning. Services business (bakery and bake COMMERICAL DIVISION James P. Fountain For grantor’s title see deed recorded at shop) at 29 Molasses Hill Road, in a MANAGER Diane J. Gravel Book 30023, Page 156. Rural Residential District. The property Michael J. Quink Abraham W. Haddad For mortgagor’s(s’) title see deed is shown on the Town of Brookfield’s SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT- John Hadley recorded with Worcester County Assessor’s Map 3.B, Lot 4. REVENUE OFFICER Paul Hanlon (Worcester District) Registry of Deeds A copy of this Special Permit application John T. Lund Lorraine C. Harvey in Book 30023, Page 156. and supporting documents may be VICE PRESIDENTS Daniel J. Henderson These premises will be sold and viewed at the office of the Town Clerk Kyle S. Bourque William O. Holmgren III conveyed subject to and with the at Brookfield Town Hall, 6 Central Paul P. Buonopane Thomas E. Jacques benefit of all rights, rights of way, Street, Brookfield, MA 01506, during Lynne M. Esposito Douglas J. Kruzewski restrictions, easements, covenants, normal business hours. Marianne Hosford James L. Lovett liens or claims in the nature of liens, Any persons interested in or wishing Lori E. Kelly Thomas J. Lowkes improvements, public assessments, to be heard on this proposed Special Lori. L. Kowal Francis W. Madigan III any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax Permit should appear at the time and Pamela L. LeBlanc Jarrett A. Morin liens, water and sewer liens and any place designated. Thomas W. Moschos James R. Moughan other municipal assessments or liens or Sharon Mahoney, Vice-Chair Stephen M. Quink Randall F. Packard existing encumbrances of record which Brookfield Planning Board Douglas R. Schmeling Michael C. Peluso are in force and are applicable, having April 17, 2015 Rachel A. Woods Robert T. Pillsbury, Jr. priority over said mortgage, whether April 24, 2015 Philip J. Zoppo Valarie A. Ricciardi or not reference to such restrictions, BOARD OF Directors Gregory P. Richardson easements, improvements, liens or *Gary D. Suter, Clerk of the Michael W. Sanford encumbrances is made in the deed. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Corporation Grant T. Schlosstein TERMS OF SALE: The Trial Court +Raymond A. Auger, Jr. William F. Schlosstein A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Probate and Family Court +Michael A. Engel Philip R. Stoddard Dollars by certified or bank check will Worcester Division Raymond P. Esper Francis J. Trapasso be required to be paid by the purchaser Worcester Probate and Family +Alfred G. Morin, Jr. Richard F. Uras at the time and place of sale. The Court +K. Michael Robbins Walter J. Wesolaski, Jr. balance is to be paid by certified or 225 Main Street John J. Spillane Matthew C. Wilde bank check at Harmon Law Offices, Worcester, MA 01608 *Joseph N. Stolberg Fred H. Wozniak P.C., 150 California Street, Newton, Docket No. WO15P1019GD *Kathleen Tarpinian Lynn A. Zukas Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF +Stephen F. Wentzell April 24, 2015 P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF *Audit Committee Massachusetts 02461-0389, within GUARDIAN FOR INCAPACITATED +Board of Investment thirty (30) days from the date of sale. PERSON PURSUANT TO 14 SPENCER NEW LEADER •Friday, April 24, 2015 Friday, April 24, 2015 • SPENCER NEW LEADER 15

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FULL TIME SERVICE TECHNICIAN 010 FOR SALE Tri State Toyota Scion is looking for an experienced service technician. HOME MADE PINE Requirements: COFFEE TABLE • Must have valid drivers license & • Brakes, steering, suspension, A/C, exhaust SPORTS • Electrical diagnostic experience TWO END TABLES • Must have own tools $125.00 • Work well with others CORRESPONDENT • Keep clean area ANTIQUE LAMP JUG For an interview call (508)943-7474 $40.00 and ask for Sean Foley or email resume to [email protected] DROP LEAF COFFEE TABLE Toyota Scion Used College Graduates Welcome $100 H o n e s t E x c e l l e n t R e p u t a t i o n S a l a r y C o m m i s s i o n B o n u s e s President Award Dealership Car Allowance 401K DROP LEAF CART Team Atmosphere Management Opportunity $55,000 Expectation the First Year Experience NOT a Must, We Will Train. $85 We are searching for the right female OR male to join our team. If you are energetic, honest, drug-free, and desire a lucrative Stonebridge Press sports department long term career... SWORD SET See Shane Bacigalupo at Tri-State Toyota Scion is seeking an individual to cover and $65 [email protected] photograph high school sports. END TABLE Candidate will be flexible with hours W/DRAWER likely on Friday nights & weekends. $75 Correspondent must have digital camera 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE END TABLE and the ability to e-mail photos and story. W/2 DRAWERS MEN & WOMEN’S 010 FOR SALE 010 FOR SALE $50 GOLF CLUBS NEW REDUCED PRICES!!! Please apply to either Complete (with carriages) ROUND KITCHEN TORO LAWN OLD END TABLE Make Offer TABLE Adam Minor at $45 Classic Star Trek MOWER w/4 chairs Figurine Set Two years old [email protected] $125.00 Excellent condition AIR CONDITIONER In box - never opened GIRLS 18 SPEED BIKE Self-propelled or Nick Ethier at New, Used only 8 hours! $100 $100.00 COFFEE TABLE Push button $200.00 Sears Carpet,Upholstery $150.00 [email protected] Vacuum and 2 end tables CANOPY $50.00 or call (508) 764-4325 508-892-7160 $60 WASHER & DRYER 3-IN-1 (2) HON Side Chairs ENTERTAINMENT and leave a message at extension 10FTX20FT Local $30/ea SET $135.00 Mink Fur Jacket-(6/7) CENTER New 130 or 133.

News $175/OBO w/end cabinets $200.00 (2) Mid-back leather 10’ long, 74” high MANY HARD $225.00 JEWELRY SAFE COVER BOOKS office chairs 109 MUSIC/ARTS 205 BOATS $30/ea 2 SWIVEL ROCKER GARDALL 010 FOR SALE Bell motorcyle 16” wide 23” tall SMALL UPRIGHT SMALL COFFEE CHAIRS 17’ QUEST helmet $100.00 VACUUM TABLE $25.00 each WHITE LAQUER PONTOON Never used CLEANERS PIANO $40.00 $60 LEATHER COUCH 50 HP Mercury four stroke New-Good for garage w/Bench OB, Bimini, Canvas Cover Beckett Burner ONE 2HP SEARS AIR 87” light tan 11 years old and Trailer. ELECTRIC BASE Control & Aquastat COMPRESSOR 220 $25.00 FOUND HERE! Excellent condition Excellent Condition. $200 HOOVER CARPET- BOARD $100.00 Paid $3700 In the water in $25.00 Moving... (3) Kincaid “Replica” 508-949-1283 CLEANER NEW Asking $1500 Woodstock, CT SEARS Paintings ONE SUNBEAM GAS $100.00 508-637-1168 $9750 WOODEN DOLL PRO-FORM 2’x3’ $50/ea GRILL 860-614-4525 Christin Dior Tux $50.00 TWO GLASS TABLE 130 YARD SALES CRADLE TREADMILL Used once 42-44 long, TOPS **************** 265 FUEL/WOOD $15.00 w/pleated shirt Folds up, heavy duty ONE BARBECUE GRILL $50.00-each Reg. maintained $175/OBO Local DEADLINE FOR Central Boiler E-Classic $50.00 YARD SALE ANTIQUE $200.00 Cast Iron Christmas TWO SEWING 1400/2400 CROQUET SET or best offer Tree Stand Development SUBMISSIONS IS 1-413-244-9510 OUTDOOR WOOD $40.00 $25 & Projects MACHINES WITH NOON MONDAY 508-867-0368 Sunbeam Whole SNOW TRACKING BENCH FOR ALL FURNACE LARGE FISHER House Humidifier $50.00-each MASS. WEEKLY Cleaner & Greener MOVING SALE! TIRES EPA Qualified SPEAKER (on wheels) PAPERS EVERYTHING $50 185x65 R15 25-Year Warranty $50.00 $50.00 each CEDAR HOPE Deadline subject to change Call Today 13’ Sunsetter due to holidays MUST GO! Lightly Used CHEST 508-882-0178 Awning Cover Call for more info ELECTRIC CHORD $60.00 CrystalRockFarm.com Lawn mower Never Used Call ******************** ORGAN $300.00 $30 508-637-1401 FIREWOOD $75.00 14” Snow Chains DISHES NEW AND RUTLAND, MA Cut, Split & Delivered $20 19TH ANNUAL Snow blower TAKAMINE 12 OLD. Green & Seasoned $300.00 15” Cable TWO SUNROOF STRING FOUND HERE! TOWN WIDE KITS Snow Chains 508-885-3136 Wood Lots Wanted Love Seat, Ottoman, ELECTRIC/ YARD SALE $100.00 Brand New 860-888-5207 Chair $35 ACOUSTIC GUITAR TREES FOR SALE Saturday, April 25 Call Paul $450.00 8am-??? Used Engine Very good condition w/hard Evergreen Trees, Colorado Weathertech 508-769-2351 GOLF CLUBS WITH 2002 Pontiac 3.4 ltr. V-6 shell case $325 Maps available on Coffee and end table Blue Spruce, Potted Trees, Floor Mats BAG $250 Fender stratocaster mexican Silver Blue, 18”-22” tall town common $125.00 283 PETS $50.00 Antique-Kelvinator made blue/white excellent All 10 trees for $85 Gray, Front and Rear Fits (Routes 56 & 122A) Electric range condition $350 or BO Norway Spruce, 3.5’ Jeep Liberty 2008-2012 and town lines Two Kitchen stools Need help with w/double oven, broiler glass tank for reptiles 30”Hgt x 5/$99 Like New starting at 7:15am. LARGE ANTIQUE $75.00 12”width x19 1/2” depth $10 Over 200 participants! your pets B/O Eastern Pine 5-7’ tall Reduced to: PICTURE FRAME Call Ed @ 774-272-0821 5/$99 Lots of fun! Rain or Shine! veterinary care? $50.00 Call 508-479-9752 Excellent privacy $80.00 WANTED We can help 508-859-8326 THREE border/ornamental LET’S MAKE A DEAL! Always Buying at an affordable price! Myers Convertible CRAFTSMAN Call 508-278-5762 PORTABLE PODIUM 508-347-3145 Old Toys $60.00 Jet/Tank pump system, evenings Need to Place SANDERS -Pre 1980- 7 Gal. a Classified Ad? All under $50.00 WESLO Old Bicycles Call 800-536-5836 TRUCK TOOL BOX 1/2h.p. with 50’ hose never -1880s-1970s- Half Ton TREADMILL used Also parts & Accessories CALL $175 HOMELITE CHAIN $80.00 20HP/100MPH & Literature 774-452-3514 Home H2O Kooler with SAW $70.00 Cash Paid hot faucet Precious EZ supper auto HEAVY DUTY 1800-336-2453 Johnson and Evinrude $50 $50.00 ENGINE STAND BRINX SAFE Lawn Mowers & More Moments 18X12 INCHES $50.00 YARD SALE outboards, $80.00 2-30hp, several left from 774-297-9279 Collection NEW CEILING AIR HOCKEY TABLE Saturday: April 25, 2015 Need to Place a Classified Ad? 61X33 INCHES $60.00 Time: 9:00am-2:00pm last season Call 800-536-5836 and stands LIGHTS GOLF CLUBS AND FOOSBALL TABLE Where: 25 Surrey Lane, $200-$650. 28 pieces $10-$50 Each BAG 55X30 INCHES $60.00 Southbride, MA. Our veterinarians can help 508-867-2887 CALL Contact spay/neuter and/or general Also, I need motors, NASCAR $60.00 parts - 1958-’85 (508) 885-4212 508-764-3191 medical appointments. Die-Cast Models SEARS GAS Additional discounts Want to Place They’re Back! REGULATION TRIMMER 33 GALION a Classified Ad? available for those on 508-885-6657 Call 800-536-5836 $5 And Up! POOL TABLE w/ supply of Lines ALUMINUM GAS 200 GEN. BUSINESS financial assistance. BRAND NEW SHIPMENT! Needs new felt, $500 $50 Please call KIRBY SENTRIA II TANK 508-637-1333 204 WATER EQUIPMENT VACUUM SYSTEM Blessings Farm Call 508-885-3136 $75.00 or online at 50 H Foote Road 2 HARDWOOD with carpet cleaning 100 GENERAL 2000 SEADOO 720 www.secondchanceanimals.org Charlton attachment. CHERRY TOOL SHEDS MILLER HIGH with caravan trailer 508-248-1411 Six months old. CABINETS Made of Texture 1-11 FREQUENCY BOX 107 MISC. FREE Red & white 284 LOST & FOUND $600 firm. Very fast and fun! New Glass Doors, Moveable shelves, 8x8 $775 25’ tig Torch FREE PETS Call 508-987-3677 75”x30”x20” $500 for pair. 8x10 $960 Queen PillowTop and regulator 2 twin size $1500 8x12 $1050 $600.00 Call 774-244-6781 Did you find LED R-30 INDOOR Mattress 508-892-3275 $1375 electric beds 8x16 your pet? FLOODLIGHTS with Box Spring 860-455-8762 (not hospital beds) 508-234-8297

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285 PET CARE 298 WANTED TO BUY 310 GENERAL HELP 505 APARTMENTS FOR 525 HOUSES FOR RENT 575 VACATION RENTALS 400 SERVICES WANTED TO BUY WANTED RENT SPENCER SINGLE FAN-C-PET JULY, 11-18 BY COLLECTOR Mobile JOURNEY MAN 402 GENERAL SERVICES FAMILY HOME AUG, 8-15, 15-22 Old comic books SOUTHBRIDGE RANCH STYLE Grooming Salon 1940s and up ELECTRICIANS Call The $999/week New for rent prime location. No prime time Beatles memorabilia Mr. Response Electric 1 bedroom apartment. Junk Man 3 bedrooms, vacancies in 9 years! 1960s and up Is looking for licensed Off-street parking Email 1 bath, Vicki Kelley Electricians with commercial Bass River Cape Cod Famous monster Trees Cut No Pets 1 car garage, and residential experience. Charming Cottage 3-bedrooms Professional magazines, Godzilla, Brush/Limbs 1 Bedroom: $725/mo Large yard Great wages and company Half mile to beach Frankenstein and Removed 2 Bedroom: $825/mo washer/dryer included. Groomer vehicle. Must have own tools. Private deck monster items, Newly renovated. 20 Years Exp. Send FREE METAL PICK-UP Kids love it Us! Old toys and First & Security Very warm and bright. Resume Appliances, “We Go Right advertising items Call: 508-765-5852 No pets. pictures available to Furniture, TV’s. $1300.00/Month toYour Door” Dave [email protected] Construction first+last-security 508-987-2419 Call: 860-779-2469 508-864-0460 Materials. SOUTHBRIDGE call Cellars/Attics Cleaned. Newly renovated 3-4 bedroom 508-397-9703 RV in Co-op Park WAR Maids Wanted Small Building apartments efficient heating for showing. RELICS We have permanent Demolition, Private parking yard, de-leaded, $26,900 part-time positions Residential Moves. on site laundry, these won’t last 535 HOUSING WANTED Woodstock, CT available. Qualifications are; long, pet friendly, no applica- & WAR Furnaces Removed Retired Mechanic your own vehicle, cleaning tion fee, Starting at $825/month with drivers license experience a plus but not 508-784-7119 SOUVENIRS Looking for InLaw mandatory, personable, Dave Or Going... Going... Apartment or WANTED organized and punctual. 508-867-2564 www.Bellus.RE.com Gone to the Dogs WWII & EARLIER Hours estimated Room with a bathroom Training and behavior 15-25/week. Must be able 413-262-5082 and storage CA$H WAITING! to start at 8:45AM for 64 year old management in your SOUTHBRIDGE Seasonal campsite Helmets, Swords, Perfect mothers hours. Handicapped, but home. 433 CLEANING Nice modern, clean 1-bedroom Meadowside of Woodstock, All qualified employees start self-sufficient Daggers, Bayonets, apartment in quiet Own your own lot. Positive methods used. at $10.00/hour. House/Office Medals, Badges, Flags, downtown area Trailer with add-ons which Certified Pet Dog Raise to $11.00/hour 860-382-3634 Uniforms, etc. Cleaning Includes heat, hot contain large family room, two after first 90 days, trainer and member Over 30 Years Experience. water bedrooms, dining room, What’s On advancement possible. Available 546 CEMETERY LOTS APDT Call David and appliances screened porch, vinyl siding, We do withhold taxes. Reasonable rates. large shed, outdoor fire pit, Call Renelle at 1-508-688-0847 Looking for applicants No job too big or small. CEMETERY LOTS mostly furnished. 508-892-1850 I’ll Come To YOU! residing in the towns of: Day and evening $625/month Your Mind? AVAILABLE Park ammenities: Holland, Wales, hours available. One year lease email: Pine Grove Cemetery large swimming pool, rec hall. Worcester, Sturbridge & -Bonded- References, credit check [email protected] Spencer, MA pavilion, mini golf, bocci, Southbridge and security deposit required Single lot $1000 horseshoes, fish pond, We’d Like 300 HELP WANTED Call Tammie Please call Call Wendy for a Double $2000 playground-low yearly 286 LIVESTOCK 508-347-3275 FREE estimate at: 508-347-7709 maintenance fees. BAGGED 305 BUSINESS or send resume to to Know. TLCHomeCleaning@ 508-943-9880 Call Mike SHAVINGS OPPORTUNITIES SOUTHBRIDGE 774-200-6164 Rte.25 197, Verizon.net Woodstock, CT $4.75 Each TLC Three bedrooms, or SPORTING GOODS Unit #5 Horse quality HOME CLEANING Stove, Off-street parking, pinegrovecemetery STORE NEED [email protected] 3.25 size We Use & Supply Organic Washer/Dryer Hook-ups in Rock Valley Farm for sale selling bait tackle and CHAMBERMAIDS/FRONT apartment. 772-233-1555 Email us your archery products established DESK CLERKS. PART TIME, Cleaners To Ensure Cemetery Plots West Brookfield MA w/Fridge 1991 owner retiring turn key WEEKENDS. EXPERIENCED Your Family’s Safety. 508-867-2508 Limited restricted storage. Worcester County Memorial THINK SUMMER! operation will train serious AND DEPENDABLE. $10-$12hr Park thoughts to: Gift Certificates For Deposits, references, and inquiries only STURBRIDGE COUNTRY Valor II Section Baby Showers, credit check required. 295 BUILDING SUPPLIES 508-932-9502 INN 508-347-5503 Graves 1 & 2 Anniversaries, And More! No pets, No utilities adam@ leave message. HINGES A Perfect Gift! $800 per month Plus Sewer & Water Valued at $7600 Heavy duty 54” long PLUMBERS PIPE 310 GENERAL HELP Call 508-637-1074 Asking $4000 stonebridgepress. stainless steel Office/Homes FITTERS Spring/Fall Cleaning piano hinges WANTED Licensed only Weekly/Bi-Weekly SPENCER 508-885-6489 com $50.00 each we will provide permanent Monthly Cleaning 508-885-4278 Brand new Comfort Inn and Suites positions Flexible Hours/Days Two bedroom townhouse 774-633-0832 in Sturbridge excellent compensation and Gas heat CEMETERY PLOTS Electric Apliances is now hiring for benefit package Registered/Insured/Bonded Worcester County Hookups 298 WANTED TO BUY apply J.J. Bafaro Inc Memorial Park We’d Love no pets 9 Winter St Worcester Ma Paxton, MA HOUSEKEEPER WE PUT AN EXTRA $500 security 01604 Garden of Gospels South Dennis, Weekends required DAY IN YOUR First-Last Route 1 plot #150 off Rte. 134: WEEKEND! $765month To Hear 2 grave sites Cozy 3 BR, (dbl, queen, FRONT DESK 320 MEDICAL/DENTAL call 169 2 twins) 1 bath home with Nights and weekends required 508-886-4312 ASK FOR TAMMIE AT Asking $2200 full kitchen & microwave, From You! Antiques DENTAL washer/dryer, screened in NIGHT AUDITOR 508-347-3275 884 Worcester St. porch w/ picnic table, grill, Overnight Friday and Saturday ASSISTANT STURBRIDGE 386-576-6663 Southbridge MA 442 LICENSED DAY cable TV. Outdoor shower. ORTHODONTIC Daniel Fiske WORCESTER On dead-end street. Apply in person or apply CARE Near shopping, theater, Looking To Purchase OFFICE. House COUNTY online at ************************* restaurants, bike trail, Antiques www.sturbridgecomfort fishing, playground, Dental Assistant needed at The Commonwealth of MEMORIAL PARK And Collectibles 10 minutes from bay and inn.com/career busy, friendly pediatric Massachusetts 2 plots Single Items 1 Bedroom Apartment ocean side beaches. orthodontic office in Office of Child Care Garden of Heritage 2 Or Entire Estates $725/Month FAMILY HOUSE OF Whitinsville. Dental exp nec, vaults included Services requires that all Now Booking for PIZZA ortho exp preferred. Tues, Thurs ads placed in the present value $8300 We Buy It All 5-Room Apartment Asking $4500/OBO Summer of 2015 in Charlton is hiring! Looking & Fri 8:30-5. 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725 AUTOMOBILES 725 AUTOMOBILES 740 MOTORCYCLES 745 RECREATIONAL 760 VANS/TRUCKS 760 VANS/TRUCKS 765 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 700 AUTOMOTIVE 1977 GMC 2500 2008 KAWASKI VEHICLES 6 FOOT BUSH HOG 2004 BUICK 2005 TOYOTA with extra blades Custom built twin piston flat VULCAN 500 2 SNOWMOBILES 1992 GMC 705 AUTO ACCESSORIES bed dump LESABRE CUSTOM TACOMA clutch Four way fisher plow MOTORCYCLE AND A TRAILER Diesel Truck Stump Jumper (PRESIDENTIAL) UPS Truck-Style, Regular cab 4x2 Laminated Gauge wheel 4 Tires w/Rims Excellent running 76K miles; 4-door; metallic 3200 mi., Black FOR SALE Aluminum Grumman Body, Auto $600.00 Many New parts champagne w/black landow Like New 2009 midsize Ford Shelves. 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(NAPS) Explore all your options. There are Staying active and traveling through- many ways to get active, from beach out life, according to the U.S. Travel yoga and golf to horseback riding and Association, can actually help you age mountain biking. If you want a goal to healthier. To that end, here are three train for, some destinations host mara- tips so you can plan a healthy vacation. thons and races; for instance, there’s the 1. Make a commitment to get Annual Steamboat Springs Marathon, going. A change in surroundings can Half Marathon and 10K. You may even be a great first step in encouraging be able to take advantage of special yourself to get active. When exploring event lodging deals. a new destination, you may be eager 3. Research health-friendly lodg- to do more. Commit to a trip this year, ing options. Following a healthy routine whether it’s a short getaway or a big isn’t always easy on vacation. Frequent family vacation. meals out and restaurant-sized portions Use an app to track your steps as can make it hard to eat well. Smaller you sightsee and build healthy fun into room sizes can also leave little space the itinerary, perhaps hiking or water- to accommodate in-home exercise rou- sports. Make it a group experience tines. by bringing along friends and family. Look for larger accommodations with You’ll encourage each other to stay homelike amenities, such as vacation active and bond during the process. rental homes and condos. Many offer 2. Find the right place and activi- multiple bedrooms, so you won’t wake ties. Health-minded travel doesn’t mean up the rest of the family with your morn- planning a trip you won’t enjoy. Focus ing stretches. Some even offer gyms for on what you like to do and the settings more involved workouts. Most vaca- that motivate you. tion rentals also provide fully equipped If you prefer mountain views, visit kitchens. By stocking the kitchen with one of the country’s scenic ranges, your own snacks and healthier meal such as the Great Smoky Mountains options, you can avoid having to eat out in Tennessee. The national park there multiple times a day. offers lots of trails and rewarding rest To start your planning, you can visit spots. www.WyndhamVacationRentals.com If you’d rather soak up the sun and Whether you hop on a bike or walk along the shoreline, a change in pace and scenery can have for deals on vacation rental homes in sand, visit a popular beach spot, such as valuable physical and emotional benefits. some of the country’s best beach and Myrtle Beach or Charleston’s Islands in mountain spots. South Carolina. Help For People With Diabetes: Making Sense Of Blood Sugars

used properly, regular blood sugar below (Blue) or above (Red) the cus- monitoring can help you and your tomizable range limits set in the meter. healthcare professional detect high and When the meter displays a low result, low blood sugar and make therapy and it prompts the user to treat for the low lifestyle adjustments. glucose result and retest in 15 minutes. Unfortunately, many people with dia- “Knowing at a glance what your result betes don’t test their blood sugar as means is important because another recommended by their healthcare pro- study has shown that nearly one third fessional because of psychological or of people say they can’t make sense emotional reasons. of their results,” says Dr. Polonsky. In a study of more than 800 people “The OneTouch Verio® Meter can help with diabetes, three key reasons were patients feel more confident about man- given for disliking and avoiding testing aging their blood sugar by providing blood sugar: feedback about their results and oppor- • It’s a burden, it takes work; tunities for better control.” • It’s not viewed as worthwhile; The meter also looks for signs of prog- • It’s often a demotivating expe- ress and provides positive reinforce- rience when, despite their best efforts, ment through two types of progress their blood sugar levels are frequently notes. An “achievement” message is out of range. displayed when the current result is “Many people may feel overwhelmed in range following three consecutive by too much information, information above range results. A “consistency” that isn’t clear, or simply by the day- message appears when 70 percent of to-day effort required to manage dia- results in the past seven days are in betes,” explains Dr. William Polonsky, range. co-founder and president of the After using the meter for a week, 94 Behavioral Diabetes Institute. percent of people with diabetes said it New Tools Can Help made their test results simple to under- A new device can help people with diabetes better understand their blood sugar test results Fortunately, there are new tools stand.1 with no extra work and feel more confident about managing their blood sugar. that can help. For example, the new The system is available where diabe- OneTouch Verio® Blood Glucose tes supplies are sold with an estimated Monitoring System can help people bet- retail price of $19.99. For more informa- ter understand their blood sugar test tion, visit www. OneTouch.com. results with no extra work. (NAPS)—If you are among the esti- a healthy range is key to preventing or Easy to use, the meter features a 1Study conducted in the UK and US mated 29 million people with diabetes delaying long-term complications such color-coded range indicator that shows with 102 patients with diabetes. 2013. in the U.S., keeping your blood sugar in as kidney, eye and heart disease. When whether a result is within (Green), The Affordable Care Act: What You And Your Doctor Need To Know If You Have Cancer

(NAPS) the world’s leading professional orga- If you have been diagnosed with nization representing physicians who cancer, the Patient Protection and care for people with cancer, has created Affordable Care Act provides new pro- the “ACA Resource Center,” a collec- tections and access to health care ser- tion of online resources about the law vices to help ensure that you receive and its impact on patients with cancer high-quality cancer care. Insurance and patient insurance coverage. plans, for example, may no longer deny “ASCO is committed to providing coverage to individuals with pre-ex- physicians and their patients with isting conditions. The new law also information and tools they need to eliminates cost sharing (or co-pays) for adapt to health care changes resulting important preventive services, such from the Affordable Care Act,” said as mammograms, colorectal cancer ASCO President Peter Paul Yu, M.D., screening tests, and tobacco cessation FACP, FASCO. “We hope that these interventions. resources will answer many of the ques- On the other hand, concerns are grow- tions they have regarding the law and ing that certain health care exchanges its implementation.” no longer include certain cancer cen- ASCO’s ACA Resource Center can be ters or oncologists in their provider net- found at www.asco.org/aca. Additional works—forcing some individuals with ACA resources for patients can be found cancer to find other doctors with whom An online resource center can help cancer patients and physicians navigate the Affordable at www.cancer.net/navigating-can- they are not familiar or who may not be Care Act. cer-care/financial-considerations/can- located in their own communities. cer-and-affordable-care-act. The Affordable Care Act also includes For more information, please visit provisions to cover individuals with www.asco.org/aca. low incomes through the expansion of age varies from state to state, and some To help patients and physicians the Medicaid program—but this cover- states have elected not to expand their navigate the new law, the American Medicaid programs. Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), www.TheHeartOfMassachusetts.com 4 • The Express • Friday, April 24, 2015 Spring Uxbridge Clearance Blowout! Auto, Inc. PRICES SLASHED 187 North Main St. THRU Uxbridge 4/30/2015 508. 278. 6672

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